Sentence examples for but triggering from inspiring English sources

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.

Thomas's future with the White Sox became unclear because they could exercise a clause in his contract lowering his pay but triggering his right to be a free agent.

Mr. McElwaine had argued that the restraints were not only pushing up prices of Japanese cars in the United States but triggering boosts in price levels by the Detroit carmakers.

A series of rebellions in the summer of 1798 inspired by the United Irishmen but triggering the sectarian passions of the Catholic peasantry, especially in Leinster attracted ineffectual French support and brutal British repression.

By being inside, it would not bother those outside at that level, but you still don't want to set it off by accident or with the owner or other friendlies in the car -- but triggering by a human could make sense.

Dialysis partially ameliorated the basal ROS levels but triggered cellular sensitivity to exogenous oxidative stimuli.

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.

With G-REX, Aye was able to identify two related proteins – Ube2V1 and Ube2V2 – that share unique sensory capabilities but triggered responses specific to each protein.