Sentence examples for some trigger from inspiring English sources

Some trigger snow or rain, while others dissolve budding droplets, turning them back into mist and preventing or limiting precipitation.

Some trigger locks are cheaply made and can be pried off, and Mr. Pataki's bill does not specify what kinds would be acceptable.

"We have no information as to why Mr. Darwin came forward," Detective Superintendent Hutchinson said, "but clearly there is some trigger and some motivation for him to walk into the police station".

Sufficient, in the sense that given the scale of the poorly controlled inter-bank trading which has now become evident some trigger would, sooner or later, have led to events like those which have unfolded.

But she knew, even back then, that Clive was paranoid, convinced that people are evil and want to take your business and smash it, his finger always ready on some trigger or other.

Some trigger automatically when you reach a certain point, and it's up to you whether you stick around or even follow the lights to keep up with what's being said.

We want a leader who will make reasoned decisions, not some trigger-happy reactionary.

Even Winston Churchill, then the minister responsible for the air force, was shocked by the actions of some trigger-happy pilots and vengeful ground troops.

Some trigger-happy captain of a Chinese boat with ship-to-ship missiles might make a mistake in the next three years near the Spratly Islands.

And although some trigger-happy columnists whined, the Obama administration ultimately had to accept Brazil's efforts without even a hint that US-Brazilian relations would be negatively affected.

Usually, he said, there is some triggering incident, some sense of loss, of being treated unjustly.