Sentence examples for of a trigger from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit of a trigger point for people to look at new technology," Cooper says.

Any excess language — in the form of a trigger warning — amounts to a preëmptive defacement.

The smell in the absence of a trigger could return off and on for hours, days or even longer.

A pull of a trigger spun small blades, creating a breeze and emitting a fine spray of water.

Mapes, we learn, was abused by her father and, as a result, has a bit of a trigger with bullies, especially male ones.

How many children need to die by accident or at the hand of a peer so that home gun-owners won't have the inconvenience of a trigger lock?

Ms. Snowe, of Maine, conceived the idea of a "trigger mechanism" for the public plan, and the White House was receptive.

There's precious little that's understood about this condition and the fact that, for some, just learning about it is enough of a trigger.

For Doyle it's also a cultural problem, with Eastern conference front offices having too itchy of a trigger finger when it comes to hiring and firing coaches.

The beauty of a trigger, according to administration officials and its supporters, is two-fold: Initially it would help secure the budget office's fiscal blessing.

The ritual evocation of America's role in World War II, instead of instilling gratitude, may reinforce a stereotype of a trigger-happy United States, she said.