Sentence examples for hope to trigger from inspiring English sources

Cuadrilla emphatically denies a local rumour that frackers hope to trigger quakes because these open up more fractures in the rock.

The women hope to trigger a trial to showcase the archaic nature of the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act – the legislation which makes abortion in Northern Ireland illegal except in extremely rare circumstances.

"We hope to trigger a process that will assist the local youth who don't have jobs, but before that happens, Pompeii must remain standing, that is the point of this project," said Prime Minister Mario Monti at a press conference in Naples on Thursday.

"Some things may be dropped, some items may be added, but everything is on the table as we hope to trigger a thoughtful discussion toward a more polished product," he said in a statement.

Do you hope to trigger any sensations in particular?

It's a manifestation of the sort of narrow-minded in-groupism that groups like ISIL hope to trigger through terrorist attacks in order to alienate Western Muslims.

Snowden hoped to trigger a debate "about the kind of world we want to live in".

It hopes to trigger the biggest grassroots campaign for an EU referendum we've ever seen in this country.

He hoped to trigger an earthquake so large that it would sink everything west of the fault into the Pacific.

He was employed on that first occasion by the dastardly Karl Stromberg, who hoped to trigger a nuclear apocalypse before starting a new underwater civilisation.

We examine how schemes to capitalise on the availability of "community" languages are hoping to trigger renewed interest in writing and speaking in foreign tongues.