You might purposefully try to trigger the triggers.
There is some thought in the market that, perhaps, Elop (a former Microsoft employee) purposefully tanked Nokia, thus forcing a sale to an outside party (in this case, Microsoft), triggering a bundle of cash for himself.
"Some agencies purposefully do not say a person is serving in an acting capacity in order to avoid triggering the vacancies act," said Max Stier, president and chief executive of the Partnership for Public Service, a good-government group that has studied the law.
I guess she didn't realize I could totally still see her, but she took my looking down as an opportunity to quickly (and purposefully) shove her fingers down her throat to trigger her gag reflex.
The other common response by physicians was to purposefully cancel their order when a DDI alert was triggered.
We then purposefully selected participants to provide maximum variation [ 19] in relation to the health condition that triggered the device purchase.
Findings from a decade of empirical CoI research triggered a reorientation of SP as "the ability of participants to identify with the group or course of study, communicate purposefully in a trusting environment, and develop personal and affective relationships progressively by way of projecting their individual personalities" (Garrison, 2011, p. 34).
I am working hard to remember it as I purposefully eliminate heart attack triggers from my life, such as high blood pressure and being overweight, by walking daily, doing yoga, meditation, acupuncture, and more.
Given the exclusively summer timing of exfoliation events at Twain Harte Dome, we purposefully aimed our studies at investigating triggers that coincided with seasonality influences.
