Sentence examples for company triggered from inspiring English sources

Being in her company triggered memories of being a child alongside my grandmother, now long dead.

Mr Dell's offer for his company triggered a "go shop" period during which the board was open to rival bids.

Carnival's 1 May cruise, the first from the US to the Communist-run country since the 1959 revolution, was thrown into doubt when the company triggered a backlash by refusing Cuban Americans passage due to a cold war-era law.

TNT's commitment to act as a socially responsible company triggered TNT Express, one of the world's express delivery companies, to explore the possibilities of using mobile phones to optimise slum deliveries.

In October the company triggered a sensational squeeze on short-sellers when it was slow to admit that it had raised its stake in VW voting shares to 42.6% and had acquired a further 31.5% in the form of secured options.

By pulling back from a deal with Netflix, the company triggered the rationale for Netflix to compete more directly with HBO and Showtime by investing in series development.

Within weeks, however, King slipped back into the old routine, haunts and company, triggering a six-year spell of unchecked excess that almost cost him everything.

The return of Luke, now a trained sniper and with an army buddy for company, triggers a plot that dramatises through its male leads three ways of dealing with the narcotics industry – vigilante revenge, education and rehabilitation, or simply upping sticks to live elsewhere.

In 2006, GREE received around $4 million in funding from KDDI, Japan's No. 2 telecommunications company, triggering a complete realignment in corporate strategy.

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