Sentence examples for but triggered from inspiring English sources

He once explained that "independence in Zimbabwe brought much-needed freedom but triggered other unexpected tribulations".

Neither government had major problems in the Senate but triggered the double dissolutions on minor pieces of legislation.

It is not inferred from instructive examples but "triggered" by the environment to which the language learner is exposed.

The threats halted the fraud inquiry, but triggered an international outcry, with allegations that Britain had broken international anti-bribery treaties.

But, triggered by the sight of a cartoon image on a plastic cup, or an encounter with Morasha's Barbie dolls, he threw tantrums that shook the house.

It may be salutary to recall how Indira Gandhi's order for troops to attack the Golden Temple, where Sikh militants were holed up, not only failed to subdue the militants but triggered a wave of violence, including her assassination.

Many keep them for self-defence, citing the country's spectacular crime rate, but triggering an inevitable arms race with criminals.

The danger of some such proliferation is the possibility of accidental war brought on by neither of us but triggering a conflict that could ultimately involve us both.

For elements with unidirectional links an incoming request on the sourcelink has no direct response but triggers an outgoing request on the destinationlink.

3. Failure at communication is not a progression hurdle, but triggers some form of intensive - usually non-compulsory - re-training.

You don't want to be pulling the gun fast but triggering slowly, or vice versa.