Sentence examples for surely triggered from inspiring English sources

The sight of their former manager in the opposing dugout surely triggered memories good and bad but what really chills Spurs is the knowledge that this limp performance at a critical juncture of the season was similar to the ones that heralded collapses in each of the past two campaigns.

That would surely trigger a bigger populist backlash than Greece's, right across Europe.

But a similar occurrence will surely trigger more wacky conspiracy theories from Dynamo fans.

If America's economy hits the buffers, this will surely trigger a rise in risk premiums and a drying up of market liquidity, pushing share prices lower in Asia as well as in America.

The delicate instrument could not be left alone for a second; it must have its own seat on the aircraft and accompany her to the loo (a manoeuvre that nowadays would surely trigger a terrorist alert).

As we've seen too often this season already, it only takes one defeat to throw United out of balance, with questions surrounding Louis van Gaal's future only silenced until the weekend where a defeat to Chelsea would surely trigger the latest wave of criticism aimed at the Dutchman.

So assuming you don't know much about your professional contacts and colleagues yet, you can now see more information about them right in Office 365 without having to go to their LinkedIn profiles (and potentially showing up as that one person who looked at their LinkedIn profile that week, which will surely trigger yet another LinkedIn email for them).

Should the measure make it to the ballot and prevail, that provision will surely trigger a bitter legal fight.

A significant depreciation of the baht surely would trigger another spurt in exports and tourism and raise the inflation rate somewhat.

But prosecution will surely only trigger tit-for-tat demands for justice against known republican killers on the grounds that – as McDonald reports – some of the Troubles dead seem to be "more equal than others".

The tiny earthquakes that some geothermal plants have triggered are surely less worrying than piles of nuclear waste, particularly in seismically stable country like the UK.