Sentence examples for began to trigger from inspiring English sources
That day, the system began to trigger convection once again.
As my bulletin board became thick with a kind of textured patina, it began to trigger memories.
The implications of Kennedy's far-ranging opinion have already begun to trigger a backlash.
"We've only begun to trigger the donor/fund-raising end," Ms. Rafferty said.
THE AGGRESSIVE pursuit of global power by the Chinese regime of Xi Jinping has begun to trigger a backlash.
The novel soon moves from delirium to clarity, as minute details — a blood-stained shirt, a blue cup for sale in a grocery store — begin to trigger cascades of memories.
In its annual report, the Hartford Group said that if its financial strength ratings were to be downgraded by three notches from where it stood in February, it "could begin to trigger potentially material collateral calls on certain of our derivative instruments".
When a leader moves from evaluating skill levels to judging the attributes of the employee, he or she begins to trigger this negative presence.
Yet it's essential that such efforts be tried, that the pot get stirred, that we begin to trigger a sustained national conversation about the damage that soda marketing and consumption is doing to our country's health.
And while modern medications can work wonders on migraines, this is only true up to a point; after circa 10 medication days per month, migraine meds begin to trigger increasingly vicious migraines themselves, a bitterly ironic phenomenon known as "medication overuse headache".
But another factor, increasingly, is the stress of climate change — in particular, the higher temperatures and more frequent and intense droughts that human-generated greenhouse gases have begun to trigger.
