Sentence examples for far triggered from inspiring English sources

The rise in supply has not so far triggered a price war.

Innovation is happening but it has not, so far, triggered the fifth long upswing for capitalism that long-cycle theory would expect.

Their hunt for a pathogen has been fruitless so far, triggering anxiety in a country scarred, emotionally and economically, by two devastating cattle epidemics in 15 years.

The Fed could go one bridge too far, triggering a housing collapse and dealing a body blow to the consumer's net-worth statement.

The far trigger point produced more task initiations before the demand zone compared to during the zone, whereas the near trigger point did the opposite.

Participants had approximately 5 s before entering the demand zone (i.e., the vehicle passed the first traffic cone) from the far trigger point and approximately 3.5 s from the near trigger point.

It is clear that the 1C temperature rise over pre-industrial levels that we have seen so far has triggered a whole range of effects including melting of mountain glaciers, significant sea-level rise, devastating droughts, and flooding.

Mr Obama's most overtly protectionist decision so far has triggered a predictably angry reaction from China, which threatened to retaliate against American chickens and car parts and to haul America before the World Trade Organisation.

A recovery in the volume of transactions in the year so far, has triggered a significant rebond in Chinese property stocks.

Thus far, signaling triggered by Zn2+ that induces these effects was unknown, our results indicate that ZnR/GPR39 is a master regulator of Zn2+-dependent signaling in colonocytes.

Today, it is hard to escape the conclusion that the Cable tapes, far from triggering the business secretary's demise, may yet prove his salvation.