Sentence examples for least trigger from inspiring English sources

The fact that this large sample, recruited from various nations, felt that these courses strongly supported the individual change processes that are targeted by DR measures may at least trigger the implementation of DR programmes.

I tried "chatting" with the bot, assuming at this point, anything I said would at least trigger a new "help" message that explains how to continue using the service.

The launch itself (more precisely, its relative shoestring budget, courtesy of reusable boosters, and resulting drastic cost reduction for space launches) may result in, or at least trigger, a genuine new era in space — what my friend Casey Handmer calls "the era of post-scarcity heavy lift launch".

Just mention Stone Temple Pilots in the rock world and you're likely to start a debate--or at least trigger a smarmy comment or two.

The latest research points to mold-produced toxins as a likely cause -- or at least trigger -- of CFS, the symptoms of which include impaired memory and concentration, extreme fatigue after exercise, muscle and joint pain, and unrefreshing sleep.

Congress might try to draft around this problem by attempting artfully to preserve "jurisdiction" for the sole purpose of deportation, but that could weaken the case for affirming such statute at the Supreme Court, or at the very least trigger an even broader effort to deport all those whose citizenship would be revoked, bringing the deportation total target to at least 15 million.

They forced 11 corners, with two of them within as many minutes of kick-off at least triggering panic in the Morton backline.

These encouragements – or what I saw as encouragements, at least – triggered an eating disorder.

In other words, in many ways it was the 'thing" that drove or at least triggered the economic growth experienced by a nation, state, city or community.

While in the public discourse greed and immorality are very popular psychological concepts to explain the financial breakdown, other psychological factors that probably caused or, at least, triggered the crises are almost completely neglected.

Some patients reported knowledge of these campaigns and mentioned that this had affected their decision making, or at least triggered the thought of cancer (Table 1, quote 30).