Sentence examples for not only triggering from inspiring English sources
The RIE process is responsible for not only triggering grain coalescence but also releasing the surrounding panels from the substrate.
RTB binding to galactose residues on the cell surface is involved in not only triggering cellular uptake of ricin [ 2], but also facilitating transport of RTA from the ER to the cytosol [ 3, 4], where RTA exerts enzymatic toxicity.
These findings suggest that women's financial dependence on their partners was a clear risk factor, not only triggering violence when women had to ask their partners for support, but creating a situation in which a man could assault his partner without any fear of her reporting him or leaving him.
RTB binds to galactose residues on the mammalian cell surfaces not only triggering cellular uptake of ricin [ 2], but also facilitating transport of the RTA from the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) to the cytosol [ 3, 4], where RTA then enzymatically cleaves ribosomal RNA to stop protein synthesis [ 5].
By all appearances, mass consumption had not only triggered an economic miracle, it had also increased fairness and opportunity by spreading more wealth among more people.
Brexit would not only trigger years of horribly complex and acrimonious renegotiation of the terms of trade with our former EU partners – it would also mean starting again with the rest of the world.
Any effort to put the genie back in the bottle might not only trigger trade wars, with serious consequences for economic growth, but would also fail to reduce trade to the levels of 50 years ago.
I will sit down and talk about issues like respect, acceptance, maybe insinuations, that is not only triggered by the book but what happened over the last few years.
This not only triggers local riots, but exposes the fissures in the relationship between the Pakistani Soriya and the African-Caribbean Marcus, who are of mixed-race parentage and have just moved in together.
Her research into an unsolved 1969 attack on a Swedish air force base not only triggers more violence from one of the original saboteurs but disrupts certain unholy alliances between government and big business.
Coming shortly after the European Union's "refugee swap" deal with Turkey took effect, the row has not only triggered a debate about the limits of free speech in Germany but also raised questions of whether Europe has made itself too reliant on the moods of Turkey's strongman president, who is engaged in a crackdown on the media in Turkey.
