Sentence examples for he triggered the from inspiring English sources

Then he triggered the laptop's strong and dissonant digital tones.

These creatures are the bioengineered new people a young scientist created just before he triggered the plague that would wipe out the human race.

"It looks like he triggered the avalanche himself and the avalanche swept him down a hill and over about a 500-foot cliff," said Sgt. Cindi West of the King County Sheriff's Office.

In Bosnia, he triggered the worst crisis in transatlantic relations before the Iraq war and left the United Nations and the European Union looking spineless and humiliated, their foreign policymaking and peacekeeping credibility in tatters.

But on the Clacton allegation he just said that he risked his career when he triggered the byelection and that: "I don't think anyone can fairly accuse me of doing so for personal gain".

What President Nixon could never have guessed is that when he triggered the end of Bretton Woods, he made it much more important for global investors to choose wisely when deciding where to invest their capital internationally.

For this, he triggers the Q&A automatic production operation of Figure 8.

He has triggered the resignation of a senior cabinet minister.

"The fact that they were convinced of the disaster," he said, "triggered the disaster".

The Treasury, he said, "triggered the event that has called into question the reliability" of the 30-year bond.

Two of Keynes's opinions did foreshadow the theoretical revolution he triggered in the 1930s.