Sentence examples for sufficient to trigger a from inspiring English sources

The Accountability Board estimates that it will take until March 19th to certify the number of signatures, which even Walker concedes will be sufficient to trigger a recall election.

Therefore, once a large ice sheet is established, a moderate increase in insolation is sufficient to trigger a negative mass balance, leading to an almost complete retreat of the ice sheet within several thousand years.

At Christie's, on Dec. 9, the certainty of buying within the rules defined by Unidroit alone was sufficient to trigger a stupendous bidding match over a Cycladic standing character more clearly figural than the earlier very abstract-looking marbles.

It is clear from a comparison of the wording of paragraphs 4 and 11 that any Iraqi conduct which would be sufficient to trigger a report from the inspectors under OP11 would also amount to a failure to comply with and cooperate fully in the implementation of the resolution and would thus also be covered by OP4.

"Improvements in the London market are likely to be sufficient to trigger a renewed ripple effect into the markets beyond the capital, as those relocating from London find it easier to sell their existing home and take advantage of the price differentials with the rest of the country," Cook said.

We found that a rise in blood ethanol to a level in the range of 50 mg/dl for a duration of 30 to 45 min was sufficient to trigger a significant neuroapoptosis response deleting approximately 20,000 neurons per infant mouse brain.

But says he "struggles to see" how it will work with model that doesn't have something somewhere, some principles which the state would recognise as being sufficient to trigger an additional remedy, such as damages.

"Given that the tenant only will be away for 'up to' two weeks," Mr. Kassenoff said, "it is doubtful that the short-term nature of the arrangement would be sufficient to trigger an eviction".

BIC and SEG both display no transcriptional activity while the low transcriptional activity in TE7 and FLO may not be sufficient to trigger an anti-proliferative response.

Together our results provide evidence that EPC-CM activates multiple pathways while PDGF alone is not sufficient to trigger an effective angiogenic response in EC.

The results suggest a biphasic response to transforming effects of excess PTTG in vivo: Abundant PTTG is apparently sufficient to trigger an initial proliferative burst leading to hyperplasia and tumor initiation, however, inability of these pituitary tumors to undergo persistent further growth, is likely due to proliferation-restraining pathways activated by PTTG overexpression.