Sentence examples for effect triggering from inspiring English sources

The Labour MP Ian Gibson announced today that he was standing down with immediate effect, triggering a byelection.

The French "representative" brought a bottle of wine to the podium for effect, triggering a laugh from Rice.

But the timing of the prisoner swap, on the day the nuclear deal was due to take effect, triggering the lifting of multiple sanctions, pointed towards a strong connection.

WASHINGTON — At some point on Friday (no one will say precisely when), President Obama will formally notify government agencies that an obscure process known as sequestration is in effect, triggering deep, across-the-board budget cuts that will force federal spending to shrink.

This stripped carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and weakened the greenhouse effect, triggering a lethal ice age.

IL-6 has a cell-proliferative effect, triggering the differentiation of megakaryocytes to platelets in the bone marrow [ 70, 71].

The main reason appears to be a catalytic warming effect, triggered by global warming.

This work is aimed at modeling a safety critical scenario, i.e. domino effect triggered by fire.

Two weeks ago, the universities minister, David Willetts, published a thoughtful pamphlet on the 50th anniversary of the Robbins report, which in effect triggered the growth of mass access in higher education.

An early version of the game, created in 2008, employed anaglyphic stereoscopy, a kind of 3-D effect triggered by wearing those paper glasses with the red-and-blue lenses that became popular in the nineteen-fifties.

Relatively low concentrations of the chemicals – which previously were thought to be too low to cause an effect – triggered the catsper reaction in test-tube studies.