Sentence examples for easily set off from inspiring English sources
Its indictment of capitalism is so shrill and one-note that it may just as easily set off fits of giggling, because its characters are so ridiculously evil.
Government plans to raise gas tariffs this summer could, unless skillfully implemented, easily set off protests among Putin's base: blue-collar voters in the regions.
As Rod Serling brilliantly captured in his Twighlight Zone script, The Monsters are Due on Maple Street, reports of the aliens closing in can just as easily set off cycles of deepening fear and imagining your neighbors have become monsters.
He paused then, considering perhaps how that kind of statement might easily set off a stampede at a charity gala, sending people running for the exits in their Christian Louboutins.
LOS ANGELES — How do you take an acclaimed theater festival in one city and turn it into a national franchise, an endeavor that could easily set off turf warfare among artists?
His return might easily set off further protests.Meanwhile, any reconciliation looks even more out of reach in Thailand's three southernmost provinces, where a Muslim insurgency has raged since 2004.
Many of our most damaged and vulnerable children are branded and treated as criminals too early and too easily, setting off chain reactions of social exclusion, homelessness, addiction and increased offending.
