Sentence examples for harder to trigger from inspiring English sources

A 2009 study by the Scripps Research Institute indicates that overconsumption of fast food "triggers addiction-like neuroaddictive responses" in the brain, making it harder to trigger the release of dopamine.

Or the safety alert a little harder to trigger.

"Then we realized it wouldn't be that much harder to trigger animations so we spent a few days making those and figuring it out.

It also adds an extra kind of button, allowing users to press hard to trigger extra events on screen.

Even if 80 Labour MPs publicly call for him to go, Labour's rules make it hard to trigger a contest (you need 20% of the PLP, and then a majority in a card vote at conference) and the cabinet "men in grey suits" are not going to come after Brown because he's just given them new or better jobs.

With induction, it can take a few days as labor can be hard to trigger so early.

Your iPad can detect very fine touches thanks to the use of capacitive touch panels, but it still can't do a great job of telling how hard you're pressing (unless you hit the gadget hard enough to trigger the accelerometer).

Cavic's coach initially protested the result, contending that Cavic had finished first but had not touched the automatic sensors hard enough to trigger the timing mechanism.

The penholders use a pressure switch, so you have to get the hang of pushing each pen hard enough to trigger it; with too light a touch, what you draw on the board won't end up on the screen.

The study demonstrated that the morphological response of the mandible to a change in function was indeed advantageous, in the sense that a diet harder to process triggered a response for a jaw with a more efficient biomechanical function.

We knew we needed to trigger him in a hard way.