Sentence examples for have triggered some from inspiring English sources
Memories of that 12th hole, in fact, could have triggered some cold sweats by Sunday evening.
As part of the exercise, we have triggered some 20 promotions, reassignments and (yes) departures across the 8 sites.
Their American cousins have triggered some interesting economic research.Charter schools were launched in 1991, so economists have over two decades of data.
But the frenzy whipped up in certain sections of the media over the increasing used of this legal substance seems to have triggered some questionable reactions by the police.
Hospitals, participated in the 2007 study, received general feedback on their performance as a group and as hospital region, which might have triggered some local improvement initiatives.
Perhaps my imagined scenario had triggered some terror from my evolutionary past.
But Mr. Hurley's proprietary scoring methodology has triggered some grumbling among 529 providers.
In those intervening years Murdoch has triggered some of the biggest earthquakes across the US media landscape.
In further responses, she said she believed anorexia sufferers deserve "sympathy and help" but said she was pleased if her comments had triggered some debate over the issue.
Private corporations are not investing, productivity is stagnating, the economy is not being rebalanced – and George Osborne has triggered some growth only by pumping up credit and house prices.
John Pilger's claim that Sweden "should be ashamed", in comments he made outside the extradition hearing in London on Tuesday, has triggered some annoyance.
