Sentence examples for decisive trigger from inspiring English sources
It basically says that anti-Semitic hate speech was the decisive trigger, that evil words beget evil deeds, that if only the Weimar government had clamped down on the National Socialists' verbal persecution of the Jews in the years prior to Hitler's rise to power, then the Holocaust would never have happened.
Again it is very unlikely that any one individual staying at home will prove the decisive trigger in democracy's collapse.More recent theorists have suggested that voting confers the "psychic benefits" (also known as a feeling of well-being) of performing a civic duty.
Poole warns: All things considered, the 'solution' to the eurozone problem is likely to be a series of half measures coupled with a fiscal adjustment rather than a decisive decision that triggers the end of the crisis gripping the region.
Despite that, our data suggest that perturbed basic amino acid synthesis is a decisive event triggering mitochondrion-dependent cell death upon UBB+1 accumulation in yeast.
International hand-wringing has failed to trigger decisive action with Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, making clear her concern on Monday.
A wide variety of DNA mutations which differ from one person to another might play a decisive role in triggering schizophrenia according to two of the largest studies to date into the complex genetics of the mental disorder.
From Rwanda to Darfur, UN failure to take decisive action has triggered public disillusionment.
These data suggest that the 5'triphosphate group is the decisive molecular pattern triggering a RIG-I-dependent IFN response to genomic RNAs of ZEBOV and NiV.
It's as if Layden never happened -- the ridiculous contracts for marginal talent (Clarence Weatherspoon, Howard Eisley), the drafting of foreign youngsters on stilts (Slavko Vranes, Maciej Lampe) when the roster needed an upgrade of athleticism and the one decisive pull of the trigger in four-plus years that exploded in Layden's hand with the pop of Antonio McDyess's surgically rebuilt knee.
Gen. Thomas J. Jackson's brigade, Barnard E. Bee shouted: "Yonder stands Jackson like a stone wall; let's go to his assistance!" Although Bee's effort did not trigger a decisive change in momentum, more than two hours of sustained combat on Henry Hill finally swung against the federal troops as Confederate reinforcements applied increasing pressure.
