Sentence examples for points trigger from inspiring English sources

Failures to conform to these reference points trigger pre-committed recovery behavior.

An early poll had been the main demand of the UDD, which nonetheless rejected the peace offer over seemingly minor points, triggering the bloody crackdown.

Declan Hannon's four unanswered points triggered the comeback and David Breen netted on 56 minutes to give Limerick a lead which they easily maintained.

Pressing on your reflex points triggers the release of toxins that are stored in your muscles and organs.

The order book continues to grow and will at some point trigger price stability.

Primary techniques used during the massage sessions were compression, cross-fiber friction, pressure point release, trigger point release, percussion, vibration, and range of motion/stretching techniques.

For the Sun buyers of Liverpool, it was a tipping point triggered by the coverage.

But the Tories are saying they would shout their discontent at this point, triggering a vote.

But Tesla's shares fell almost 10 percent on Tuesday, at one point triggering Nasdaq's circuit breakers, according to MarketWatch.

Mr. Ahmadinejad could face trouble in the coming days, because dismissing ministers, beyond a certain point, triggers a parliamentary vote of confidence on the cabinet.

The death of Jo Cox last week, on the same day that Farage unveiled a poster of fleeing refugees under the banner "breaking point", triggered a fierce debate about whether the language being used by out campaigners had become toxic and dangerous.