This critical system helps keep us safe, so it triggers deep and powerful instincts, one of which is to look to our tribal affiliations for a sense of safety when we are worried.
It was an event that sent shock waves through the Middle East and beyond but one that triggered deep soul-searching within the Foreign Office in London.
Cole, the police lead for the Prevent programme since December, accepted that the plans had triggered deep concerns among Muslims.
Miyazawa, M. & Mori, J. Detection of triggered deep low-frequency events from the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake.
On the two occasions I have returned to Auschwitz, in 1995 and 2011, although I haven't got memories as such of the time I spent there, something is triggered deep inside me, both physically and in my inner being.
The refunds — three times the amount typically returned — have triggered deep unease among city budget officials, who are already struggling with weakening revenue and face pressure to slash services and raise taxes.
But the attempt to legislate for collective defence has united most constitutional scholars against Mr Abe's government and triggered deep divisions in a country where pacifism sunk deep roots after the Second World War.
IDDHN displayed synergistic deep penetration both in vitro and in vivo, owing to the enzymatically degradable HN shell mediated by HAase and laser-enhanced NO release triggered deep penetration upon strong hyperthermia effect of ICG under the NIR laser irradiation.
Unfortunately his return just about coincided with the quant meltdown of 2007, when the precipitate drop in subprime mortgage securities triggered deep losses for many firms.
In 1981, he challenged Denis Healey for the Labour deputy leadership, losing out by a margin of 1%, in a contest that triggered deep divisions in the party.
