Sentence examples for haven't triggered from inspiring English sources

(Blackheads and white heads, by contrast, are clogged pores that haven't triggered the inflammatory response).

The letters haven't triggered the howls of outrage they would have provoked in the past.

But that's not to say the clothes of airline passengers haven't triggered much-needed debates.

"The Fed could look at a bank's array of merchant banking activities and just say, 'Look, that's too much, even though you haven't triggered the Tier 1 capital limitation.'".

While rising labor costs and slowing productivity have not triggered any inflation, they have cut into corporate profits, Mr. Greenspan said.

We must face the fact that all the new media and hundreds of thousands of young bloggers from Morocco to Iran have not triggered a single significant or lasting change in Arab or Iranian political culture.

So far, these vaccines have not triggered powerful immune responses in smaller, stage II clinical trials.

While producing a global cellular effect, proteasome inhibitors have not triggered the catastrophe articulated initially in terms such as "buildup of cellular garbage".

But although researchers can quickly make such simple DNA vaccines, they have lost their luster over the past 20 years because they have not triggered strong immune responses against other diseases.

State laws akin to DISCLOSE, passed recently in Rhode Island and near passage in Massachusetts, have not triggered harassment of campaign donors.

Of course, that would have been the case if the disappointing Sentix figures hadn't triggered a mid-morning selloff.