Sentence examples for opportunity to trigger from inspiring English sources

Bradford City were quick to jump at the opportunity to trigger a ludicrous release clause in the contract of the Blackpool keeper and club captain, Colin Doyle, when the chaotic Seasiders were relegated to League Two last season.

It can be difficult to distinguish between slow recovery, recalcitrant degradation, and the need for a window of opportunity to trigger recovery.

You'll be surprised how many times a day you log in and have an opportunity to trigger the positivity.

By interactions with mitochondria, VacA eventually has the opportunity to trigger apoptosis.

Pre-immunocompetence transplants should theoretically have the same opportunity to trigger natural tolerance mechanisms as do peripheral self-antigens and therefore pharmacologic immunosuppression may not be needed under these conditions.

As described above, the limited breadth and depth of discussions may simply not have provided sufficient opportunity to trigger discussions about the processes underlying wild harvest and management practices.

RQ3: What are the opportunities to trigger changes in transport planning at the local level in Montreal?

Whilst such phenotypic plasticity may be less common in more complex multicellular organisms such as the helminth parasites, recent experimental studies of the fish trematode, Coitocaecum parvum, have suggested that they too can use information about transmission opportunities to trigger life history alterations.

The use of CEACAM-binding bacteria as multivalent, high affinity ligands for a number of epithelial CEACAMs has provided an additional opportunity to selectively trigger CEACAM signaling in vitro and in vivo.

UNICEF embraces the idea of using all possible means of communication and encourages others to do the same, using the opportunity of World Breastfeeding Week to trigger action the whole year round.

Gerald Wallace, Portland Trail Blazers/Nets (4.1 points off opponents' turnovers per 36 minutes, good for 27.7 percent of his individual scoring) Wallace has always been an open-court demon, and in Portland he often served as a release man to trigger transition opportunities on a whim.