The first world war turned Europe into a charnel house triggering, among other things, a wave of antisemitism that swept away his family's business and position.
The Swat team surround Chumpf's house, trigger a gun that Malvo left rigged to a trip wire, and, thinking that they're under fire, break down the door.
The force of the explosion inside Mr Rabbani's plush house triggered the "duck and cover" alarms at the American embassy down the street.American diplomats and generals had dismissed the previous week's incident as a sideshow.
The opening of the eccentric, expensive Les Trois Garçons in this down-at-heel quarter, followed by Shoreditch House, the largest and most fabulous London offshoot of the private members' club Soho House, triggered a general dusting off of A to Zs by fashionable pleasure-seekers.
The bill's passage in the lower house triggered large street protests.
The Providencia Favela is part of the redevelopment project, but the urban improvements foreseen initially involved demolishing over 800 houses, triggering an outcry in the community.
'71, directed by feature newcomer Yann Demange (also a best British film nominee) is a taut thriller set at the height of the Northern Ireland conflict and features Jack O'Connell as a young soldier separated from his company when a house-to-house search triggers a riot.
And I know this because although he is fantastically successful and rich, and lives in a whopping great house that triggers little stabs of envy in the hearts of all the journalists who go and interview him, and in a house in the south of France, and drives fast cars, and drinks very nice wine, and has very powerful people as his friends, people still can't find it in their hearts to dislike him.
It is possible that stress and reduced food intake (a likely consequence of reduced house production) triggers energy saving adaptive responses such as reduced muscle contraction and lower energy metabolism in Clo-treated animals.
