Sentence examples for prospect of triggering from inspiring English sources

The Labour MP had less conciliatory words for representatives of the employment agency Transline, however, who he accused of misleading the committee and raised the prospect of triggering contempt of parliament proceedings.

Second, if Greece unilaterally imposes losses, bondholders who have bought credit-default swaps (CDSs), a form of insurance against default, would get paid.The prospect of triggering CDSs spooks many.

And if you sound a note of alarm for her health, the subject will turn to mortality — either fear of yours, or how the prospect of hers triggers your abandonment issues.

The prospect of Brazil's triggering a new bout of emerging-market chaos has receded.

But while the prospect of this has triggered the sentiment that baseball should just let this stuff slide because we're tired of hearing about it, Steve Wulf argues on ESPN.com that the fight against doping remains a vital one.

According to my top-flight panel of medical caretakers, the prospect had triggered a spell of what the Europeans call das ennui de cinematico — Film Fatigue.

The prospect of a debt default triggering collapses around the region is acute.

Yet instead of being welcomed in jihadist ranks, the prospect has triggered alarm and confusion there and amongst other Islamist groups.

The prospect of a reshuffle has triggered alarm among some of the more centrist members of the shadow cabinet.

Stockmarkets cheered the prospect of cheaper borrowing costs triggered by the ECB move, sending Germany's Dax to a record high, before it pared some gains.

The prospect of a meeting has triggered alarm in Whitehall, fuelling fears over Mr Trump's commitment to Nato and the impact on his visit to Britain.