Sentence examples for quick triggers from inspiring English sources
He continued: "Digital politics invites and rewards quick triggers and does not reward thoughtful reflection or careful judgment.
Their education is life experience - the fittest surviving by living off the land, animal instincts, hard fists, quick triggers and accurate aim.
He's got a quick trigger.
Charley Casserly knows all about Snyder's old quick trigger.
"They got a quick trigger now on techs".
His release, Byrd said, is "a tad lower than most guys'," but Clark compensates with a quick trigger.
He would receive the pass and use a quick trigger on his jump shot that no chasing Badger could defend.
A quick trigger isn't particularly useful, unless you're a soldier, nor is it particularly "intelligent," or, in this case, fair.
What kind of feedback have you received over the years about the way you manage? A. I'm not a quick trigger.
That's the problem with having a quick trigger: use it haphazardly and you run the risk of a self-inflicted wound.
"I worked with, I think, five SROs, and I would say four of the five were effective, and one in particular had that very quick trigger," said Spencer Weiler, an education professor at Northern Colorado University.
