Sentence examples for is raised to trigger from inspiring English sources
In this case, a failure event is raised to trigger alternative rules (if they are defined).
Rumors of private militias being raised to attack the pirates on land also seem to have made the pirates even more trigger-happy.
Women are raised to be nice".
Blokes are raised to be heard.
When Mr. Arvin attempts to read a history of suffering and deprivation into the behavior of one trigger-happy boy, he is raising issues to which other more seasoned writers in this genre, like George P. Pelecanos, bring noticeably more depth.
This may lead to too many questions being raised by the trigger.
In addition, feeling left out of team activities was raised as a trigger for a change in an athlete's feelings and behaviour.
Concerns were raised about others that triggered further investigations, said Don Grubin, professor of Forensic Psychiatry at Newcastle University who oversaw the tests.
Only in South Africa has the possible decriminalisation of adult prostitution been raised in parliamentary discussions, triggering broad public debate, although actual law reform seems a long way off [ 2].
I suspect that we are beginning to look at man partly as a living piece of meat with tufts of hair on his head and his sexual organs, partly as an amusing toy that speaks, moves — but all one has to do is raise one's hand and squeeze the trigger and an ordinary object is lying in the same place, as inert as wood and stone.
