Sentence examples for big triggers from inspiring English sources

Two of the big triggers for the A.M.T. are high state taxes on property and income, which hit residents of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and California disproportionately, said Alfred Peguero, partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers's private company services practice.

Smell is a big trigger for me.

It used to be a big trigger for me with drinking and drugging.

"That's the big trigger," said D. J. Haverkamp, who runs Bedford Bee Honeybee Service, a consulting firm that provides beekeeping services similar to a pool service.

The 50-year-old's family said he had been struggling with depression but the downturn had been "a big trigger".

There was capitalism in ancient China, there was capitalism in Renaissance Italy, presumably there was bartering in Neolithic times, but the cotton spinney in Britain and other inventions in this inventive country were the big trigger, with Adam Smith's theories providing both the justification and at the same time very Marxian anxieties about capitalism's negative potential.

"$99 is a big trigger number," notes Thornton.

That big trigger stops and starts the chronograph and it also protects the crown.

For me, the big trigger is relationships.

These are usually two big trigger hotspots.

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