Sentence examples for is now triggering from inspiring English sources

Drug misuse and addiction among white people is now triggering compassion, but for us black folks it triggers suspicion,fear, the clutch of a purse, and/or the grip of a trigger.

I spent an hour there and can still recall the excitement and wonder and that memory is now triggered if I as much as see a photograph of a conker or hear Jean Michel Jarre's "Oxygene Part IV" - the music that was in my brain that morning.

Changes in motherhood (e.g., women going to work) triggered changes in fatherhood (e.g., more caregiving) which are now triggering more changes in motherhood.

These drone lovers are now triggering a wave of commercial drone applications as early adopters of a trend that is soon to become a mainstream occupation.

The study said that as ocean waters have grown steadily warmer, global bleaching events are now triggered not only in warm water El Nino years, but potentially in any year, including cooler La Nina years.

The study said that as ocean waters have grown steadily warmer, global bleaching events are now triggered not only in warm-water El Niño years, but potentially in any year, including cooler La Niña years.

And unlike prior years, most overdraft fees are now triggered by ATM and debit card purchases and not paper checks.

The violent collision 66m years ago, which occurred in the area that is now Mexico, triggered tsunamis across the oceans, caused powerful earthquakes and released enough heat to start many fires.

A ten kilometre-wide space rock that crashed into what is now Mexico triggered a global catastrophe 68 million years ago which brought the reign of the dinosaurs to an end.

Mr Macron would not scrap France's famed 35-hour work week: the 35 hours is now a threshold triggering overtime payment.

Binding of these proteins to host cells is now recognized as triggering inflammatory responses leading to the release of host cytokines like TNF-α and various interleukins, to combat the pathogen (Watt et al. 2005).