Sentence examples for because it triggered a from inspiring English sources

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.

(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.

Extreme weight loss might work, not because it limits how much you can eat, but because it triggers a change in your gut bacteria, say a new study.

The use of cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) leads to varying degrees of tissue inflammation and cytokine liberation [20] because it triggers a systemic inflammatory response syndrome with raising PCT levels during the first 24 h after surgery [13, 21].

That's because it triggers a virtuous cycle of development.

Modern analysis has shown the virus to be particularly deadly because it triggers a cytokine storm, which ravages the stronger immune system of young adults.

This generalist caterpillar species was used in place of E. solidaginis for the volatile-induction assays because it triggers a strong volatile response from S. altissima and because the galling habit of the flies makes them difficult to use for such assays [ 36].

When it challenged shoppers to "finish the sentence: 'I shop at Waitrose because …' #WaitroseReasons", it triggered a Twitter storm as internet jokers piled in to ridicule the brand for its posh image.

It triggered a crisis, because Bo Xilai was a contender for the party's new leadership line-up and had powerful backers.

It's in because it triggered it.

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