Colbert bantered, gamely but tamely, with Sarandon, who had suggested to him, in an appearance a year ago, that Trump might trigger a "revolution".
It might trigger a flood of unwanted refugees into China.
Vulnerability bred a siege mentality, as if the slightest external pressure might trigger a total collapse.
"However, wise people were starting to fear that the focus on reprisals might trigger a catastrophe".
It is true that everything on the above list might trigger a PTSD response in someone.
A worse defeat might trigger a leadership race within the LDP.
They cower silently in our midst, fearing that one careless word might trigger a new flood of millennium roundups.
He worried that doing so might trigger a crisis in confidence in Barclays that could become self-fulfilling.
I was afraid that if I referred to his sickness and our quarantine I might trigger a relapse.
Senior officers have said all along that fears that the dispute might trigger a coup had been exaggerated.
The extraordinary thing is that songs and lyrics elicit a response – a particular song might trigger a memory, a mood, a feeling.
