Sentence examples for ready to trigger a from inspiring English sources

You've probably never heard of him, but incoming Asda boss Sean Clarke is said to be the man with his hand wavering over the red button, ready to trigger a supermarket price war to end all price wars.

The most widely accepted scenario is that, in response to stress signals, neurons can be driven into the cell cycle but their array of cell cycle proteins may not suffice to allow for its completion, leading to a situation in which the cell cannot reverse course or complete division, rendering it non-functional and ready to trigger a programmed cell death response.

From now on, "2 double tap" shows up on the final AssistiveTouch panel, called Favorites, ready to trigger with a single tap by a single finger or stylus.

THE plastique is in the telephone; the target is holding the receiver; the explosives expert is ready to trigger the bomb.

The European Council president Donald Tusk said Theresa May had told him during their meeting at Downing Street last week that she would be ready to trigger Article 50 to begin Brexit by February 2017.

Cross over three fences topped with razor wire, trenches packed with more barbed wire, risk detection by motion sensors ready to trigger pepper spray, then face the truncheons of two police forces, and two things happen.

Beyond a certain point in preparation, everything in the motor system may be ready to trigger the prepared motor programme.

They found bomb shops: nearly a tonne of high explosives, bomb-making guides, an IED ready to be triggered and a disassembled suicide vest.

Fellow MP Andrew Bridgen, another Brexiter, insisted that more than the 50 colleagues needed to trigger such a poll were ready to move against the prime minister, as Boris Johnson branded Cameron "corrosive".

The foetal lung must be biologically ready for a CS to "trigger" maturation.

Jordan was the quintessential noir dame with her red hair, deep cleavage and pout who's just as ready to pull a trigger as a flirtatious smile.