Sentence examples for has triggered a chain from inspiring English sources
"Now we have to face the reality". The THG case has triggered a chain reaction.
Rapid growth since incorporation has triggered a chain of products, acquisitions and partnerships beyond Google's core search engine.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that the targeting of Gaza's vital infrastructures, particularly the destruction of the only domestic power plant, has triggered a chain reaction of lack of power, scarcity of fuel for generators and water shortage, thus causing a serious threat to people's health and harming the functioning of the entire health system.
The slave who became a preacher and then, in 1831, the leader of a revolt is said to have triggered a chain of events that included the civil war and the abolition of slavery less than 35 years later.
"From the information available at present to this body," Mr. Gayssot said, "it emerges that at least one tire burst, something that could have triggered a chain of events, damage to the plane's structure, a fire and engine failure".
The word "handcuff" there might have triggered a chain of events because the next thing you know, the manager was accusing Mr. Hotrod of shenanigans!
One of the possible explanations of this phenomenon may in this case have been induced by the needle biopsy performed in order to diagnose the metastasis; or bleeding caused by the biopsy may have triggered a chain reaction of host immune responses.
Overfishing of one of the ocean's top predators has triggered a lethal chain reaction that threatens to decimate populations of bay scallops, oysters, and clams, warns a new study.
Johnson's death has triggered an explosive chain of events which has seen whistleblowers come forward and reveal a wide-ranging number of political figures – some young, some senior – as being tangled up in sleaze and scandal.
The supermarket sector in general is suffering because of increased competition from cheaper stores, which has triggered a price war between the big chains.
