Sentence examples for difficult trigger from inspiring English sources

It was no doubt a difficult trigger for OnePlus to pull, as it was the single most iconic piece of the company's design language, dating back to the first generation.

At Falun Hospital, a doctor noted that Georgi had "no muscle tone in either the arms or legs," and that his arm reflexes were "difficult to trigger".

Although a second election is difficult to trigger because of the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act introduced by the last government (see Q&A, below), the chances of a repeat poll are increasing.

Q. Can someone accidentally change which card is selected on my Coin? A. We've designed the button to toggle cards in a way that makes it difficult to trigger a "press" unintentionally.

Apoptosis in the testes is, however, complicated by the fact that once a sperm reaches the spermatid stage, true apoptosis is difficult to trigger.

Child-rearing can be a very difficult issue, triggering intergenerational conflicts.

The long time frame between initiation of disease and clinical diagnosis makes it difficult to determine trigger events like viral infection, which may have resolved months or years previously.

It would trigger difficult negotiations between Edinburgh and London – as well as Brussels – over the terms of the divorce.

Vertical electric fields are proven to be an effective tuning method, but the use of static electric fields for tuning makes it difficult to electrically trigger the QD emission.

Unsurprisingly, empathy is becoming an increasingly difficult emotion to trigger in a society where we are constantly bombarded by the violent images and stories of daily atrocities occurring in our world today.

Considerably less attention has been devoted to internal states which may also trigger difficult behaviors.