Sentence examples for really triggered from inspiring English sources
"That really triggered her".
It never really triggered a real reform.
"What also really triggered it was a breakthrough in the peace agreement for Northern Ireland," Mr. Smith said.
"We believe it's pretty clear, the issue of dilution and confusion aren't really triggered here," he said.
But what really triggered the writing of this unusual book was Keggie's discovery that Tom had begun to suffer small strokes.
Josephine Aubrey Aiken, Connecticut Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Fantastic effects - it really triggered the children to ask how that was achieved.
"Artaud, Simone de Beauvoir and Wilhelm Reich -- that triad was really triggering my motives," she said.
And can, as the BBC declared, a 30-second chat really trigger weight loss?
"The antagonist really triggers a mechanism that covers a lot of biological phenomena, including hair growth and hair color.
"None of these songs have music videos, or very few of them, so as soon as you hear the song, it really triggers an emotion rather than a visual," he said, before launching into a nostalgia reverie.
"We wanted to understand what is really triggering glacial inception, and what we found is an amazingly simple function, which is the ratio between insolation around 65 north latitude and the CO2 content of the atmosphere," Schellnhuber said.
