Sentence examples for more easily triggered from inspiring English sources

It is well known that in geothermal regions, crustal materials are more sensitive to stress perturbations, and earthquakes are more easily triggered (e.g., Hill and Prejean 2015).

PTSD can be more easily triggered in persons who had pre-existing psychiatric disorders, such as anxiety disorders and depression.

Moreover, negative emotional reactions in everyday life seem to be more easily triggered in those patients [ 29, 30].

Chronic regional myalgia in the shoulder area often gradually becomes more easily triggered and can be spread to include most of the body; chronic wide spread pain.

Furthermore, consistent evidence supports a "kindling hypothesis", in which depressive episodes are more easily triggered over time, as a process that occurs by lowering the impact threshold for stressful life events (i.e., sensitization to minor events) or by increasing spontaneous dysregulation, both indicating progressive effects of depression [ 6- 8].

These processes are depressive rumination (Jacobson, Martell & Dimidjian, 2001; Nolen-Hoeksema, 1991, 2000; Watkins & Teasdale, 2004) and high cognitive reactivity to mood shifts, where the experience of low mood more easily triggers negative thinking in previously depressed patients (Segal, Gemar, & Williams, 1999; Teasdale, 1999).

But moods are mercurial, easily triggered by shocks – and there will be many of those.

Eichinger blamed human error, demanding audiences and easily triggered computer systems for the blunder.

Many do not explode on impact but can be easily triggered by unsuspecting civilians.

Easily triggered by others?

"You're easy... you're very easily triggered.