Sentence examples for intended to trigger a from inspiring English sources

The bomb had not been "armed" with its nuclear core; the blast came from the explosives intended to trigger a chain reaction.

The release of two images of the pair, arm-in-arm and holding hands, was intended to trigger a response from the public about their whereabouts.

It suggests that the recent racist "celebrity" ads linking Obama and white women were intended to trigger a response from Obama, so they could make this "race card" accusation.

A maximum of five of the 32 job- or industry-specific modules was administered in an interview; six cases and four controls who reached the five-module limit had at least one additional job intended to trigger a module.

The virus vaccines are intended to trigger an autoimmune response in the target animals that interferes with their fertility in a process termed virally vectored immunocontraception.

Everything people say is intended to trigger an emotional response be it good or bad.

"The work intends to trigger a timeless perception by merging both archaic and futuristic components.

With objective to evoke IE in users' information behavior and record users' actions during an IE episode, we created a controlled laboratory situation, intended to trigger participants' experience of IE during an information retrieval task.

He disclosed that Spanish investigators had discovered a backpack with an unexploded bomb containing explosives similar to those sometimes used by ETA, a Spanish-made detonator and a cellphone apparently intended to trigger the device.

A new focus on communication is intended to trigger positive change in behaviour and attitudes towards development, while at the local level participatory action research will help to enhance the empowerment of children, women and young people.

It was just a normal slideshow, not overproduced, not overdone, intended to trigger memories rather than replace them.