Sentence examples for possibly triggering from inspiring English sources

Large-amplitude molecular motions about the average positions may become possible on going from the constrained environment of the bulk to the surface, possibly triggering surface relaxation/reconstruction, even at low temperatures.

He could resign from parliament, thus possibly triggering the fall of Ms Gillard's minority government.

In theory the EU could now ban Chinese airlines from European airspace, possibly triggering a horrendous global trade war.

If something like that happens in Greece, it will send shock waves through Europe, possibly triggering crises in other countries.

In the paralysis, the stockmarket, which at first responded favourably to TRT's large victory, would fall, possibly triggering a second recession.

If a merger is approved by the New Zealand Commerce Commission (NZCC), the two media companies would merge by the end of the year, possibly triggering the closure or sell off of some newspapers and more lay-offs of staff.

His domination of Irish media could possibly trigger action from the Dublin government.

Court psychiatrist Paul Bensussan said her act was possibly triggered to post natal depression.

Once officially declared, it could defuse current tensions with Moscow and possibly trigger matching cuts in the Russian stockpile.

(The National Transportation Safety Board concluded that an explosion in a fuel tank, possibly triggered by a short circuit, caused the crash).

He died in 2010, at the age of 93, of stomach cancer, possibly triggered by a diet of salted fish.