Sentence examples for electricity triggered from inspiring English sources

Government corruption scandals and a hike in the price of electricity triggered a wave of increasingly violent protests in early 2013.

The electricity triggers a chemical reaction, which draws calcium carbonate out of solution in the water and it gets deposited on the cage structure.

He and other biologists wonder whether electricity might trigger the development of other organs as well.

The question, he argued, "is not who will pay my electricity bill" — the high price of electricity is what triggered the protests — "but who will pay for my frustrated life".

A preliminary government report suggested the collapse was been triggered when electricity generators switched on during a blackout.

The winds uprooted trees, downed electricity poles, disabled bridges, triggered landslides, and damaged several roofs.

Britain will next year have its own space-weather centre for predicting the arrival of solar "super-storms" that can trigger electricity blackouts across whole cities and knock out GPS satellites, the Government will announce today.

By stimulating an area of the brain stem with electricity, they could trigger the ultrasonic vocalizations.

A COUPLE of months ago a sudden heatwave triggered a fault in the electricity grid in Buenos Aires, leaving the presidential palace, Congress and millions of residents in Argentina's capital without power for hours.

That year, the death of two young boys hiding from police in an electricity substation in Clichy-sous-Bois outside Paris triggered weeks of unrest on estates.

The iPod wheel is triggered by a small burst of electricity.