Sentence examples for course triggers from inspiring English sources

The American Ryder Cup player J B Holmes, who was diagnosed with dyslexia during his first year of university, said in 2009 that arriving at a golf course triggers an extensive bank of useful memories.

When analogous experiments were performed with the CHO cells to assess the requirement of the coatomer, the 39°C temperature shift of course triggers rapid exit of the anterograde cargo from the Golgi to the plasma membrane.

"Somehow, the course triggered things I had previously got over," Claire says.

These very sentiments, of course, trigger earthquakes of indignation rather than waves of gratitude elsewhere in these lands.

Such a conclusion would, of course, trigger Lyell's "litmus test" for transmutation.

"Once we confirmed we had accepted Oscar's resignation, that of course triggered a number of enquiries".

The second leg down in the secular bear market I believe we are now in was, of course, triggered by the collapse of subprime mortgages and the financial crisis it spawned, starting in early 2007.

This experience-driven theology of course triggered some heresies, derivatives of core truth but in the end distortions.

But the death of the former Velvet Underground frontman has of course triggered a fresh wave of testimony, including some from those musicians Reed inspired.

By any measure, the once "enduring" U.S. - Saudi alliance is on a collision course, triggered by a fateful election year reckoning long overdue of the costs and benefits to a "friendship" that strains the credibility of that word.

The results demonstrate that the dissection course triggered emotional stress, even though the experienced stress level was lower than initially assumed by the students themselves.