Sentence examples for in fact triggered from inspiring English sources

The tragic 1985 earthquake that devastated Mexico City was in fact triggered by slip on a segment of the Cocos.

James Purnell's departure, which seemed at one point to have been a relatively isolated move, has in fact triggered several others.

"The financial breakdown was in fact triggered by extremely lax, government-tolerated underwriting standards, an important ingredient in the housing bubble".

Days after the firing, I ran into a Trump adviser who had just seen the President, and I asked whether the leak to the Washington Post had in fact triggered McMaster's untimely exit.

Thus, swings that in Acampora's charts appear to fit a preordained pattern are, in fact, triggered by some event the market didn't see: a currency collapse, a terrorist attack, a palace coup.

"Drilling a hole will have no weakening effect," he says, "because the earthquakes in Koyna are in fact triggered by water in many thousands of water-filled cracks in the region.

To prove that the UL6 protein sequence does in fact trigger the autoimmune attack of HSK, Cantor and his team have now infected mice with either normal HSV-1 or a strain that they had genetically altered to lack the UL6 protein.

This does not help my stomach, and in fact triggers a twitch in my left eye that continues from 11 30 to about 3 AM.

In fact, trigger warnings are the opposite of this so-called infantilisation - they tell students to hold themselves.

The results provide evidence that social interactions with potential mates can in fact trigger specific patterns of endocrine responses in human males.

He seems to not quite connect the backlash against bankers to the deep recession that Wall Street did in fact trigger.