Sentence examples for had actually triggered from inspiring English sources

The fact is, mainstream economists of both parties were trapped in a Keynesian dead end, proclaiming that the solution to the crushing national debt load which had actually triggered the financial crisis was to pile on more of the same.

A vote to reject major constitutional change in one country has actually triggered a debate about major constitutional change in all the countries of the UK.

His illness must be her fault since her fears of ever having a sick child were so pronounced, that the thoughts of hoping it would never happen may have actually triggered the illness to unchain itself in her wake.

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Likewise, instead of resulting in worse self-reported health, active listening by the GP may have actually been triggered by patients' worse health condition.

There's also no question that tDCS hype has long since diverged from what researchers (or the vibrant D.I.Y. tDCS community) have actually demonstrated, triggering a skeptical backlash.

We use the phrase the 'troubling third embryo' to refer to these embryos, the discussion of which aroused puzzlement as to what had actually happened to them and triggered the most overt displays of distress.

The judge asked if he knew if Mr. Williams's finger had actually been on the trigger.

"Ravel Morrison has impressed for West Ham United this season and some Manchester United fans are disappointed that he does not have a buy-back clause in his contract but has any club actually triggered a buy-back clause and brought a player back?" wonders Sean Kirrane.

It had actually been considering the purchase for a while before pulling the trigger on what would be a non-trivial expense for the company.

Most of the reactive oxygen species- (ROS-) dependent central nervous disorders have been observed to be actually triggered by the presence of free radicals.