Sentence examples for because it triggered from inspiring English sources

It's in because it triggered it.

He began to have trouble spending time around his son, because it triggered traumatic memories.

It made me uncomfortable because it triggered memories of assault and sexual violence.

It was immensely effective and played very well indeed in Labour-voting neighbourhoods, largely because it triggered a gut anti-Tory reaction and played to Yes Scotland's conceit that Scots were more socially liberal than England.

It was considered a seminal event in the partisan wars that followed -- not least because it triggered Dick Cheney's move to defense, which opened the way for Representative Newt Gingrich of Georgia to win a position in the Republican leadership.

(I remember this vividly because it triggered a column about the origin of wimp, defined as "a person weepy as a drip and listless as a nebbish," derived from whimper and influenced by the name Wimpy, for a sleepy-eyed lover of hamburgers in the comic strip featuring Popeye the sailor.

He avoids his beloved red wine because it triggers allergies.

The story works because it triggers our natural negativity bias that is, the hardwired human tendency to focus on the bad, threatening, dangerous things in life.

The homoclinic bifurcation of the hilltop saddle is identified as the undesired dynamical event, because it triggers, e.g., cross-well scattered (possibly chaotic) dynamics.

Maybe this is because it triggers fantasies of how I would feel if I was suddenly made richer by tens of millions.

This is advantageous in this context because it triggers the modulation of nerve-cell activity only when needed, providing a targeted, real-time control system.