These very sentiments, of course, trigger earthquakes of indignation rather than waves of gratitude elsewhere in these lands.
Such a conclusion would, of course, trigger Lyell's "litmus test" for transmutation.
"Once we confirmed we had accepted Oscar's resignation, that of course triggered a number of enquiries".
The second leg down in the secular bear market I believe we are now in was, of course, triggered by the collapse of subprime mortgages and the financial crisis it spawned, starting in early 2007.
This experience-driven theology of course triggered some heresies, derivatives of core truth but in the end distortions.
But the death of the former Velvet Underground frontman has of course triggered a fresh wave of testimony, including some from those musicians Reed inspired.
Marcel produced a treatment for a TV show in which a 22nd century family were transported to prehistoric times "purely as an exercise in 'Can I write something my dad would like?'" Of course, it triggered more interest than anything she had ever written, her agent booking her a fortnight in LA pitching to American networks from out of a fleabag hotel.
This was supposed to be a morally superior combination of the soft power of Europe's economic attraction (morally superior, of course, to trigger-happier America) with an occasional harder edge only in the lawless bits of the world beyond Europe's shores.
We demand the freedom to buy as many as we want, we resist attempts to regulate them; hell, we'd marry 'em if we could but that, of course, would trigger (no pun intended) the anti-gun-marrying lobby and that's a whole other subject.
The images from Sept. 11 of course remain profound triggers for many of us.
