Sentence examples for became the trigger from inspiring English sources

That became the trigger for John Lennon's toxic onslaughts against his former partner, feeding all the hostile stereotypes that Norman is now trying, decades later, to remedy.

He recalls the Pisa results published in 2010: "It became the trigger for our school improvement programme, which kicked off in early 2011".

As Stephen Lawrence's parents sat in court this week, they were a reminder to us of how their son became the trigger for a self-critical look into the dark side of British institutional racism, thanks to Lord Macpherson's inquiry.

Which is a reminder that the scale of what went wrong in the sub-prime market was not just any old banking accident, but that the disclosure of losses in this market became the trigger (though not the cause) of the economic malaise that afflicts us to this day.

With America whipped into a frenzy by the sensationalist reporting of competing daily newspapers ("You furnish the pictures, I'll furnish the war," William Randolph Hearst cabled his correspondent in Cuba), the sinking of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor became the trigger that precipitated the Spanish-American War.

Before I knew it, tall, healthy-looking Western women became the trigger for my cannibalistic fantasies.

Could Malick have pulled off the spectacular set piece of the Native American attack that becomes the trigger of subsequent events?

Refugee flows on this scale are not only the products of war, but easily become the trigger to fresh conflict.

Then, in case we missed the Point, each Symbol becomes the trigger for its story's conclusion.

In the end, however, it seemed possible that Mr. Hussein's submission could become the trigger, if it is not amended.

When Premier Pompidou returned from Afghanistan the govt., within 3 hours, made a statement of decision, promise, and principle about the sclerotic educational system in France, which over the years has become the trigger for the students' outbursts.