Sentence examples for now triggered from inspiring English sources

Those questions have now triggered an inquiry by the parliamentary commissioner for standards.

These are deaths that may have slipped the national interest a few years ago but have now triggered national outrage.

In the Netherlands, Wilders has propped up a rightwing government for almost two years by extracting policy concessions, and has now triggered its collapse.

However, the team concluded: "The outcome of the stigmatisation process, which the fossil fuel divestment campaign has now triggered, poses the most far-reaching threat to fossil fuel companies and the vast energy value chain".

And it has now triggered a lawsuit over a pilot study of three police departments in Illinois.In traditional police line-ups (as featured in many a celluloid crime drama) investigators show eyewitnesses a group of subjects or a palette of photos and ask whether the criminal they saw is among them.

But Fulham have now triggered a recall clause in the loan agreement as they are missing a number of players in Grimmer's position through suspension and injury.

"Just looking at the Arabic language now triggers something in people," she said.

However, words originally written about alienation now trigger a communal experience.

Ian Gibson, the Norwich North Labour MP, is leaving parliament now, triggering a by-election.

The EU approval process has taken seven years to complete, but should now trigger similar decisions elsewhere, notably in Africa.

Unfortunately, for many Americans, having a baby right now triggers a spell of poverty rather than a time of joy.