Sentence examples for has not triggered from inspiring English sources

But declining joblessness has not triggered inflation, which was only 1.2% in 1999.

2) The United States has not triggered protection under the national security law in more than 30 years.

Cuadrilla has not triggered any tremors since Sunday 4 November, when a 0.7-magnitude quake was registered.

They stress the UK has not triggered article 50 divorce proceedings and remains a member of the club.

What's more, the further decline in unemployment under Labour has not triggered pay pressures that threaten inflation.

The Senate has its own rules that sometimes require the body to deal with subpoenas, experts say, but the Frist subpoena apparently has not triggered any of them.

The current crisis of capitalism is bigger, and more multi-faceted, than the one Britain faced at the turn of the 80s, yet it hasn't triggered anything like the same response from our faculties.

He likens the virus to avian influenza, which humans can contract from birds but which is so poorly transmissible between people that it hasn't triggered an epidemic.

So far, the warm weather hasn't triggered any heat advisories or warnings.

Perhaps the only reason Cyrenaica's gambit hasn't triggered a conflict is that the Tripolitania is a patchwork of militias and the TNC toothless.

The stockpile of reserves may partly explain why huge outflows have not triggered a full-blown financial crisis in developing countries.