Sentence examples for easily triggered from inspiring English sources

The self-schema that is activated is the one that is most accessible and easily triggered.

Many do not explode on impact but can be easily triggered by unsuspecting civilians.

Eichinger blamed human error, demanding audiences and easily triggered computer systems for the blunder.

But moods are mercurial, easily triggered by shocks – and there will be many of those.

And behaviorally, wolf handlers say, their predatory instincts are easily triggered compared to those of dogs.

This suggests that shallow slow slip events are more easily triggered by dynamic-stress changes compared with deep events.

Crying is a biological reaction to stress, "an emotional reset valve" (and one that is more easily triggered in women for physiological reasons).

We inherit a predisposition for such phobia, which a parent can easily trigger.

Local defluidisation can easily trigger bubble coalescence, which may be undesired for various reasons.

In special drilling projects conducted under arduous liquid conditions, wear-related failures of hardmetal moving parts can easily trigger accidents.

And the hard-wired feelings of reciprocity that can trigger gratitude can just as easily trigger the sense that you're being treated unfairly.