Sentence examples for quickly trigger from inspiring English sources

More formaly, the following requirements have to be met: 1. Causality: a must (quickly) trigger b;   2.

Causality: a must (quickly) trigger b; Bijection: a and b must share a common and unique key k in their payloads; Every event b must be matched to at most one event a (one-to-one).

Melt water from Greenland, because of its lower salinity, could then halt the currents that keep northern Europe warm and quickly trigger dramatic local cooling there.

Since runoff from an acre of pavement is about 10 20 times greater than the runoff from an acre of grass, Kelsch says impervious surfaces can quickly trigger devastating floods that can produce a host of their own environmental health hazards.

But that comment quickly triggered a sharp response from Mr. Boehner's office.

His comments quickly triggered an impassioned defence of the (admittedly somewhat niche) literary pursuit from an unlikely source.

Although Israel expressed its "deep regret" yesterday and offered condolences to the families of the dead men, the incident quickly triggered international condemnation.

Reagan's performance quickly triggered commentary — too much, in the Mondale campaign's view — about whether he was too old to be president.

Although the intense smoke and heat quickly triggered the building's fire alarm, many residents said Boland's history of frequent false alarms lulled them into thinking it was just another prank.

But it doesn't seem crazy to think that announcing a higher level of desired inflation and supporting it with foreign-debt purchases would have very quickly triggered a strong boom (just like in 1933).

Google's January 2012 decision to combine the privacy policies of some 60 different products — in order for it to be able to gather more intel on webs users for targeting ads — quickly triggered a data protection review in October 2012, led the French data protection watchdog.