Sentence examples for be likely to trigger from inspiring English sources
Judges like Alabama's chief justice, Sue Bell Cobb, said few cases would be likely to trigger the constitutional scrutiny set out by the Supreme Court in Caperton.
A protracted conflict in which Iraq attacks its neighbors' oilfields would be likely to trigger another economic recession, with oil prices exceeding $50 a barrel.
If special interests knew their campaign spending would be likely to trigger recusal, they might not try as hard to buy up judges.
Even a decision to cap ELA could have a dramatic effect, since it would be likely to trigger capital controls and limits on withdrawals from banks.
Yet it could be saved, he thought, by negative rates in the eurozone that would be likely to trigger a flight of funds from Italy, Austria and Belgium to Istanbul.
The prospect of a war crimes inquiry raises the political stakes for Obama significantly: assenting to the investigation would be likely to trigger domestic political backlash, while obstructing it would leave the US open to accusations that it is covering up an incident which MSF has called an attack on the law of war itself.
Corporations profit from tax-avoidance schemes even when they're likely to trigger IRS audits.
Fire management decisions exhibit exactly the characteristics that are likely to trigger such mental shortcuts.
