Sentence examples for longer triggered from inspiring English sources

In the lead-up to this competition, which will determine American teams for a number of important international meets, Phelps had lost enough races that his failure to win no longer triggered shockwaves in the sport.

Phrasal movement is no longer triggered by agreement, but instead by the presence of an EPP feature.

After 3 months, headache was still associated with vegetative symptoms but was no longer triggered by standing up, and lasted up to 30 min.

Therefore, it is tempting to speculate that once apoptosis is inhibited, epithelial repair processes are no longer triggered.

As overall scarcity increases, buyers have fewer occasions to train their eye, and great beauty no longer triggers an instant response.

(Beginning in 1985, Canadian law has allowed those who lost their status through intermarriage to reclaim it, and marriage no longer triggers an automatic loss of status).

Holocaust-related news from Germany, such as an anti-Semitic speech by a conservative politician in 2003, no longer triggers a storm of anti-German commentary in the Israeli media.

The once-widespread practice of paying a boss's taxes on his post-takeover payout, a nice little earner known as the "excise tax gross-up", has also ended, costing some chief executives millions of dollars, says Mr Kay.Bosses can no longer trigger big severance payouts by "self-termination"—quitting or retiring adds Doug Friske of Towers Watson, another pay consultant.

Final Fantasy no longer triggers unsettling feelings among younger viewers, who are used to games like Crysis and Witcher 2. The shift in expectations has been going on all along – and might well continue until technology is good enough to fool us.

It may be great, but it no longer triggers the dopamine like it once did.

With these inhibitors present, further NMDA openings can no longer trigger an mSCT.