Sentence examples for is sure to trigger from inspiring English sources

In putting providers of medical care under the same umbrella as an insurance company, the deal is sure to trigger the interest of antitrust regulators, legal analysts say.

Didi's activity in Brazil and Mexico is sure to trigger a new wave of competition between existing ride-hailing players and create an even more tangled web of alliances and acquisitions.

The tapping and brushing sounds of his painting technique, which are sure to trigger tingles of delight for those who experience ASMR, offer a workmanlike soundtrack of pleasing white noise.

The surprises came with Grandma Peggy's madeleines: Warm, lighter-than-air cookies served with bowls of orange marmalade and chocolate sauce that are sure to trigger sweet memories in the future, and an offering of do-it-yourself s'mores, which rekindled those of campfires past.

This trend is sure to continue.

When pulling the trigger (with any type of trigger), be sure to pull the trigger straight back toward your shoulder.

With home prices down dramatically nationwide from their bubble-level peaks, even outright housing speculators will be sure to seek relief, triggering a government payout to the very banks who caused the problem by lending recklessly in the midst of a bubble.

Be sure to open in a new tab to avoid triggering the windowed viewer.

Be sure to oil the areas around rotating parts, such as the bolt and trigger assembly.

Be sure to oil the areas around rotating parts, such as the base of a hammer or trigger assembly.

Be sure to check the filter and clean or replace it regularly, or you'll just be spreading those triggers around!