Sentence examples for so triggering from inspiring English sources

It is grimly forecast that Kiev will not be able to pay, so triggering a new cut-off.

The Miliband project ended in disappointment for McCluskey but, using the union's multi-million-pound donations as leverage, he has maintained Unite's mighty influence in the Labour party's power struggles, most recently refusing to allow Jeremy Corbyn to stand down and so triggering the current leadership contest.

Taryn: That was so triggering.

Her brand is all about being a "competent centrist," so triggering party disunity could seriously backfire.

This is why the gendered language was so triggering as it was used over and over again.

Though I've never gotten robbed at gunpoint as the train goes by, the scene felt so familiar, and so triggering.

Why am I so triggered, you ask?

This is why the hoaxing media is so triggered by me.

The manager says that 14-year-old girls should not admit their ages, because doing so triggers extra reporting requirements.

If they stay on the surface there's a possibility that they'll blow, destroy the American ships nearby and so trigger nuclear war across the globe.

In the wake of that vote, it was not clear whether Mr Basescu would proceed to a referendum or else resign and so trigger a fresh election.