Sentence examples for he might trigger from inspiring English sources

He might trigger a post-Leveson legal costs regime that was designed to force publishers into the post-inquiry royal charter system which they are boycotting.

They were fearful that, in the highly charged atmosphere of Passover, he might trigger an uprising that would bring the full force of Roman imperial power down on the heads of the hapless Jews.

Professor Les Ebdon told MPs this month that he might trigger the "nuclear option" if given the role, and forbid universities from charging the maximum tuition fees of £9,000 a year if they were not taking enough disadvantaged students.

But it has been on the cards since April 2014, when Mr Draghi made the first of a series of comments suggesting that he might trigger such a policy in due course.

At the time, the Baton Rouge floods seemed like they might trigger a greater awakening to the chaos of climate change.

The CEO told the paper that he'd considered battling to keep a grip on the company, but he sensed such a fight might trigger "great instability".

Taking away prisoners' TVs might trigger it, he reckons.

If he can do it, this might trigger other players to think this way".

He worried that doing so might trigger a crisis in confidence in Barclays that could become self-fulfilling.

He and other biologists wonder whether electricity might trigger the development of other organs as well.

He had a reconstructionist create a bust from old sketches, hoping it might trigger memories for those who may have known her at the time.