Sentence examples for most common triggers from inspiring English sources

Smoke is one of the most common triggers for asthma attacks.

Sadly, the garden is the source of two of the most common triggers of allergic reactions: moulds and pollens.

Stress, changes in weather, menstruation, and too much or too little sleep are the most common triggers.

When I was working as a dementia physician in the NHS, one of the most common triggers for crisis was carer exhaustion.

Dr. S. Ward Cassells, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, said the Army was familiar with the most common triggers: marital or relationship problems, poor job performance, feelings of failure on the battlefield and alcohol or drug abuse.

The study found that cuts and changes to Britain's increasingly threadbare social security system are the most common triggers of the acute personal financial crises that drive people to use food banks.

In the Alister Hardy taxonomy of contemporary religious experience, depression or despair was the most common trigger.

The most common trigger for writing a will is reaching a milestone age, maybe 40, 50 or even older.

Acne is perhaps the most common triggering factor for keloids of the face, the shoulders, and the chest area.

While irritation of the nasal passages is the most common trigger for a sneeze, the presence of cold, dust-bearing air is not necessary.

For most allergy sufferers, the trigger is a substance, but the environment itself can cause this kind of chemical release for a small subset of people, and among those, an allergy to cold is the most common trigger.