Sentence examples for sought to trigger from inspiring English sources

Abdulmutallab is charged with trying to bring down Northwest Airlines Flight 253, which had taken off for Detroit from Amsterdam on Christmas Day 2009 and was over Michigan when he allegedly sought to trigger a bomb.

The other variable that was sought to trigger integration from above is societal pressure.

During that peculiar 11-year period, some gay activists in and outside southwest Ohio sought to trigger a boycott of the city's convention hotels and highlight the black eye they claimed the amendment's passage dealt to the local business climate.

He added that the battle waged by the Yemeni government could be repeated in other Arab countries, noting that Iran had sought to trigger sectarian problems in Kuwait, Sudan, Morocco, Bahrain and Lebanon.

- 25: The Ukrainian prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, accuses Moscow of seeking to trigger a "third world war".

MPs had indicated they would proceed with plans to potentially have him found in contempt of parliament and seek to trigger a Commons vote on whether the tycoon is a "fit and proper" person to be running a business.

MPs had indicated they would proceed with plans to potentially have him found in contempt of parliament, and would seek to trigger a Commons vote on whether the tycoon was a "fit and proper" person to be running a business.

These candidates have been genetically engineered to be attenuated, to overexpress TB antigens and/or to secrete bacterial perforins, ultimately seeking to trigger a robust immune response thereby providing long-lasting protection against TB.

Graham Allen, the Labour MP who chairs the committee, said it was not endorsing any of the approaches but seeking to trigger a "comprehensive evaluation" of the UK's constitutional processes.

But more broadly, ASMR posts generally seek to trigger an autonomous sensory meridian response a tingly feeling provoked by certain noises and sensory inputs.

The more promising trial-support campaigns will seek to trigger reasonable doubt by raising issues closer to the core of the prosecution.