Sentence examples for chapter triggers from inspiring English sources

An incident in each chapter triggers a memory, allowing Toibin to paint a detailed portrait of James's privileged Yankee childhood, his solitude and his deeply submerged sexuality.

The latest chapter, triggered by a coup last March, has set Christians and Muslims at each other's throats, with Christians now holding the upper hand through weight of numbers.

"We'll remember the story because it's sad," Berger explains, "but we're not going to share it". In his chapter about triggers, Berger argues that even subtle reminders of an idea or a product increase sharing.

Crucially for Gawker, filing for Chapter 11 triggers a stay on all litigation, meaning the company would not have to worry about paying the $140 million penalty or defending against other lawsuits while they go through the process.

"All of that leverage shifts once you have the gumption to pull the Chapter 9 trigger.

This chapter could trigger some exciting discussions about evolutionary consideration from a molecular perspective.

In my book Why Can't I Look the Way I Want; Overcoming Eating Issues there is a chapter dedicated to triggers.

Rather than closing a chapter, the agreement triggered another three years of suits and countersuits, with U.T.A. accusing Polone of divulging trade secrets and Polone seizing every opportunity to air his ex-employer's dirty laundry.

(iv) Fraudulent activity by any individual receiving TANF assistance in an attempt to circumvent the policies and practices required by § 264.60 of this chapter shall not trigger a state penalty under paragraphs (a)(16)(i) and (ii) of this section.

On February 25, Windstream filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy, triggering another 75percentt loss of capital for long suffering shareholders.

With CDSs, the payoff is triggered by a default and filing for Chapter 11 did indeed trigger some CDSs.