Sentence examples for problem triggering from inspiring English sources

With income gains that don't keep up with inflation, the serfs were forced to use credit to keep pace, and in turn, that has exacerbated the problem, triggering an unprecedented gap between the new feudal lords and their poor serfs.

With that explosion, the crisis passed an invisible line, as each problem triggered another.

But the yes campaign is equally bland about pretending that every problem triggered by independence will be sorted pragmatically, amicably and quickly.

In our current prototype, the problem was observed by the symptom s 15, and pinpointed to the controller quickly in less than 5 s after the problem triggered.

In Illinois, discovery of this problem triggered a large inspection and cleanup program by natural gas utility companies.

He had a history of mental problems, triggered by sexual abuse.

FINANCIAL MARKETS Argentina's debt and budget problems triggered a new wave of emerging-market jitters.

In reality, eating disorders, including anorexia, are serious mental health problems, triggered by a complex interplay of low self-worth, difficulties in coping with problems and – possibly – genetics.

"In the past, people were more likely to get help for debt problems triggered by life events such as illness, redundancy or separation.

After Knight's computer problems triggered runaway trading in more than 100 stocks, the firm withdrew from trading for the rest of the day.

Not surprisingly, long-term confinement in a small space is associated with many of the same problems triggered by social isolation: depression, anxiety and cognitive impairment, among other symptoms.