Sentence examples for has triggered in from inspiring English sources

The extreme commercial demand for polymer based protective coatings has triggered in a recent propagation of methods expected to impart high corrosion resistance and numerous such methods involve wet-based processing of hydrophobic polymers.

The father and son can trust no one and Mortensen has relentlessly drilled into the boy the need to guard against the "bad guys", although this has triggered in his son a converse fear that they are becoming the bad guys themselves.

What's striking about the shared economy is not the technology that has made it possible, but the vast changes it has triggered in society.

I felt ashamed of the competitive tendencies that the violin had triggered in me.

To that end, I've sent you a crying laughing face to relay the increase in enjoyment you've triggered in me.

News of the engagement would have triggered in Vincent fear of losing his brother's emotional and financial support, both of which were vital to his life and work.

In a somewhat more measured reflection, Ezra Klein captured the broader sense of despair that the speech dust-up must have triggered in many citizens: [I]n the parlance of Washington, Boehner "won".

It was a year or two before whatever the marlin story had triggered in me started to come to life.

"Their lives certainly have not gone in vain, because now they have triggered in other people the same idea," Shabazz said.

The macroscopic image of the Earth as a single, pale blue dot, devoid of barriers or borders and alone in the vacuum of space, it seemed, had triggered in Schweickart a cognitive shift.

Beijing's aggressive, multibillion-dollar strategy in Latin America has triggered backlash in some quarters throughout the region.