Sentence examples for most likely trigger from inspiring English sources

"Such an outcome would most likely trigger a deep and prolonged recession, not sparing even those countries which have shown more resilience so far".

The most likely trigger for a coup, these officials say, would be a peace deal with the Taliban that would bring them into the government or even into the Army itself.

Three years ago Adrian Newey, Williams' design engineer at the time of Senna's death, suggested a right-rear tyre puncture due to on-track debris was the most likely trigger for the accident.

Officials at the FirstEnergy Corporation, the Ohio utility whose territory and lines have been identified by many experts as the most likely trigger for the event, yesterday stood by the company's contention that there were power plant and line failures outside of its territory in the hours before its own troubles began.

Happily admitting that he was routinely stoned as a teenager – cannabis being by far the most likely trigger for his illness – Henry blithely explains his resistance to anti-psychotic drugs: "I didn't agree with taking substances that would affect my mind".

If investors believe volatility is permanently low, they will take on more risk (usually in the from of leverage); this leverage will exceed their capacity to cover their debts, leaving the market vulnerable to a shock, at which point the volatility will return.So that leaves some change in the fundamentals as the most likely trigger.

Hilkey has said the slide was most likely triggered by runoff from Grand Mesa following two days of strong rain.

The National Wildlife Health Center ultimately diagnoses the probable cause of the die-off as avian panic, most likely triggered by loud noises — possibly fireworks — too close to the birds' nighttime roost.

But the part that most likely triggered traumatic memories came before all of that, at the very beginning, when the audience was herded onto the stage and greeted by a nervous-seeming man in a sweater vest and tie.

The results indicate that P-waves from the Tohoku-Oki earthquake most likely triggered seismicity in Izu, the Noto peninsula, the Kii peninsula, and western Shikoku.

In early OA, the calcified cartilage layer is subjected to increased endochondral ossification (Suri & Walsh 2012), most likely triggered by vascular invasion from the subchondral bone compartment.