Sentence examples for obvious trigger from inspiring English sources

But this time there was no obvious trigger.

The obvious trigger moment would be the emergence of a strain that moves easily between humans.

"There's been no obvious trigger" for the rise in financing costs, Mr. May said.

There was no obvious trigger for the increase, said the organisation, which provides security to the UK Jewish community.

That is an obvious trigger of the sort of "suspicions and doubts" the Stevens opinion was intended to quell.

The obvious trigger for a Greek exit would be an election result signalling rejection of Greece's austerity programme.

The obvious triggers of peaks and troughs in the happiness index may raise snickers, but to researchers they are reassuring and hold the promise of less obvious insights.

The factors that caused prices to fall in past cycles are not present now, nor are there any other obvious triggers on the horizon.

As Lamont makes clear there can be less obvious triggers, not least the knock-on effects of a "bravado culture" where the relationship between "us against the world" competitive aggression and normal life starts to curdle.

He had established by 2006, after a disconcerting seizure resulted in him being taken to hospital, that alcohol and lack of sleep were the most obvious triggers of his epilepsy.

Figure 6 shows examples of SAFS tremor, including those triggered by seismic waves of remote large earthquakes and those that occur spontaneously without obvious triggering mechanisms.