Sentence examples for on to trigger from inspiring English sources

Any move to privatise the function, however, could go on to trigger a battle royal with the newly left-led Labour party.

An embarrassing performance at that tournament went on to trigger the transformation of the German game into a flourishing all-round culture that is increasingly envied across Europe.

Cameron had said he wanted to stay on to trigger article 50 and start negotiations to take the UK out of the EU in the event of a vote to leave but there is likely to be considerable pressure for him to quit given the public's defiance of his forceful calls for the UK to remain in the EU.

Set an applicator in the applicator holder and switch it on to trigger the seed shooting.

2. Motion simulation of the seed-loading process a. Set an applicator in the applicator holder and switch it on to trigger the seed shooting.

While this indicates that attention switches do occur and that attentional resources are required for consolidation of information in long-term memory (LTM), it also suggests that some preattentive semantic processing of speech must be going on to trigger the switches.

Developed by music-focused studio Smule, it involves shooting short video clips in batches of 12, then tapping thumbnails of them on-screen to trigger them.

In addition, the electron identification capability of the TRD can be used on-line to trigger at level 1.

The agency gave some details in Tuesday's report on work that was apparently done on how to trigger a nuclear device, dating back to late 2003.

Ms. Cooper's mixed-media collages rely on memory to trigger recognition.

He has accused the massage therapist Chris Whetstine of rubbing a steroid cream on Gatlin to trigger the positive test.