Sentence examples for habitually triggered from inspiring English sources
Anger shows you where you're habitually triggered.
"It doesn't trigger you to do anything habitually," said Michael Kim, who runs Kairos Labs, a Seattle-based company specializing in designing social software to influence behavior.
(Much spam is sent from botnets). Some people, however, habitually send out large amounts of information, which can trigger the security alarm, while others who stay well below the threshold can unknowingly harbor malicious activity.
The American press habitually becomes irritated with European intelligentsia fetishising their gun tragedies: a win could trigger some peppery comment in the US.
With regard to the lifestyle factors analyzed, all three, when experienced habitually, should strengthen memory traces that trigger reward expectancy to food cues: that is, when presented with rewarding food or food cues, people who often suffer from sleep deprivation or who often watch television or drink alcohol while eating are more likely to experience a greater reward response as a result.
And perhaps his presence there explains why associations with the historic environment trigger thoughts that this play -- while remaining concerned with the lower-class denizens Guirgis habitually makes his astute, obsessive study -- has the look of that longtime B'way staple: the drawing-room romantic comedy.
Designers habitually copy nature.
All members habitually cheat.
Some people do it habitually.
