Sentence examples for sure to trigger from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, stores lured residents of the metropolitan area off their couches and out of their kitchens by dangling the one thing sure to trigger a response: an unusually good bargain.

The tapping and brushing sounds of his painting technique, which are sure to trigger tingles of delight for those who experience ASMR, offer a workmanlike soundtrack of pleasing white noise.

The surprises came with Grandma Peggy's madeleines: Warm, lighter-than-air cookies served with bowls of orange marmalade and chocolate sauce that are sure to trigger sweet memories in the future, and an offering of do-it-yourself s'mores, which rekindled those of campfires past.

Last month he formed a partnership with Miller, an American brewer, to introduce a range of ready-mixed drinks in America; this is a fast-growing niche dominated by brands such as Bacardi Breezer and Diageo's Smirnoff Ice.The revitalised Allied is now in a strong position to take part in a fresh round of consolidation, which the Seagram deal seems sure to trigger.

When you reach the end of level one, make sure to trigger the fireworks.

In putting providers of medical care under the same umbrella as an insurance company, the deal is sure to trigger the interest of antitrust regulators, legal analysts say.

One sure-fire trick to trigger warm feelings of nostalgia in your partner is to bring back memories of the very first time you met or went on a date.

In short, before we declare legislative inaction to be evidence of dysfunction, we should first be sure that the conditions sufficient to trigger legislative action in our constitutional regime have been satisfied.

They still aren't sure what caused the computer to trigger the automated abort, but are investigated and will share more when they determine the specific cause.

Although belts don't tend to trigger problems, be sure your belt comes off.

Although a detailed schedule has been proposed, there is no monitoring process to trigger specific actions to make sure all deadlines are met.