Sentence examples for conclusion set off from inspiring English sources
That conclusion set off a wave of dissent inside the S.E.C. Senior accountants and the head of the S.E.C. unit that oversaw corporate disclosures questioned the findings.
But last month, after a team from Stanford University conducted a similar review of many of the same studies, they came to opposite conclusions — and set off a firestorm.
Joel E. Johnson, a geology professor at the University of New Hampshire who was not involved in the study, said the conclusion that quakes can set off methane releases "does seem solid".
That Olimpico goal, as it is known in soccer parlance, set off a frenzied conclusion, which included Sinclair's second goal off a powerful header, Rapinoe's second from a beautifully bending shot from the top of the penalty area and Sinclair's third on another header that flew beyond Solo's reach.
The ignominious conclusion did more than end the Mets' season; it seemed to set off a kind of karmic cyclone from which the team has yet to emerge.
Others set off fireworks.
Emergency exits set off alarms.
