Sentence examples for success triggers from inspiring English sources

If England's beleaguered support could smile as they have only with gallows humour on this disastrous tour so far, there will also be those for whom Friday's lonely success triggers a lament for what could have been.

They make millions in revenue in television, radio, marketing, sponsorship and merchandising -- and football success triggers heavy alumni giving.

His success triggered a crisis of legitimacy.

But their success triggered international intervention that sought to refocus on prosecution and repatriation, "ignoring the autonomy of the women themselves".

Gladiator's success triggered a latter-day predilection for classical and medieval-era epics – Robin Hood and crusades drama Kingdom of Heaven, as well as Gladiator – and Scott now has some claim to being the Cecil B DeMille of the digital era.

But will the iPad's success trigger explosive growth for other sorts of "tablet" computers, a category that had previously been seen a sideshow, much as the iPhone did for smart-phones?The answer appears to be yes, if the proliferation of tablets at Computex, a trade show held this week in Taiwan, is anything to judge by.

Nevertheless the Wall was considered a success, triggering the creation of liberation themed murals in Chicago and beyond.

This first success triggered optimism about the feasibility to eradicate all major infectious diseases of the mankind (Snowden, 2008).

Great success rapidly triggers a backlash, and Line of Duty will inevitably now find itself under investigation for having been over-praised.

Wilson's success also triggered what McClinton calls "one of the more major American theatrical revolutions".

Day has routinely given the impression that one major success would trigger many more.