Sentence examples for being trigger from inspiring English sources

Most Special Operations flyers do not get the prestige of being "trigger pullers".

Critics also accuse the Border Patrol of being trigger happy, of racial profiling, illegal searches, and holding people in cold, crowded cells without proper bedding.

The last time the Fed pushed up the cost of borrowing was in 2006, so it can hardly be accused of being trigger happy.

On Facebook, LeMay accused the officer of being "trigger happy" and shooting her "fur babies" without a valid reason.

Infectious diseases have long been suspected as being trigger factors for the initial manifestation of arthritis and subsequent flare ups, and various bacteria and viruses have been implicated in this regard [ 6- 10].

The Bank should avoid being trigger-happy.

(For his part, Miguel confesses to being "trigger-happy").

They accused Officer Ruane, who was placed on paid administrative leave, of being trigger-happy.

He quotes the "head of Mossad" for allegedly saying recently that Iran is not necessarily an existential threat; he mentions a former chief of the Israel Defense Forces who reportedly warned that being trigger-happy could lead to a calamitous war with Iran.

"President Obama and the American administration are not known for being trigger-happy.

"He was at the wrong place at the wrong time, the LAPD being trigger-happy," said Eric Hays, 28.