Sentence examples for chiefly triggered from inspiring English sources

The decision to repay early "was chiefly triggered by the increasing cost of the loans as their respective profitability recovers," analysts at Fitch Ratings wrote.

FOG is chiefly triggered at onset of walking and during turning, but also at narrow spaces (such as doorways) (see supporting information multimedia files Videos S1 and S3) or when approaching targets [11], [19]; its duration is usually less than 10 sec, and rarely longer than 30 sec [13], [19].

The law also spells out various ways the county could trigger a state takeover -- chiefly, by not convincing the board that its budgets for the next four years are sound.

As such, future exposures could trigger fatal events that are chiefly attributed to the underlying diabetic state (e.g., acute limb ischemia, CV-related deaths).

Lakewood's promise faded over the years, with defence cuts triggering plant closures, and it is now known chiefly for being terrorised in the early Nineties by a violent high-school gang who ended up all over the daytime talk shows.

On this view, modular systems come on-line chiefly as the result of a brute-causal process like triggering, rather than an intentional-causal process like learning.

Her amatory life is chiefly a matter of erotic self-discovery in the closet, where she triggers "an up-fire, a vortex of pleasure, a chimney-effect of heat... a burst of phosphorescence".

"Trigger happy".

What triggers you?

Chiefly Florida and Georgia.

Chiefly South.