Sentence examples for that triggering from inspiring English sources

Russia, France, China and Mexico lead the pack wanting to strip that triggering phrase from the declared U.S. position.

"The suspicion is that triggering regime change lurks behind Cameron's yearning to intervene," he says.

A diagnosis required confirmation on a repeat of the same test (FPG or oral glucose tolerance test) as that triggering the tentative diagnosis (1).

We therefore hypothesized that a form of viral stress distinct from that triggering classical innate immune pathways may be responsible for IAV-induced SUMOylation.

Empirical approaches using rainfall events that triggering and non-triggering landslides to develop an expression of rainfall threshold for landslide occurrence (Campbell 1975; Caine 1980; Brand et al. 1984; Aleotti 2004; Chen 2006; Guzzetti et al. 2007).

Sources close to Blears said that triggering a leadership election "was not her intention".

And the lawyers say that triggering article 50 is the royal prerogative, nothing to do with parliament.

But they are also premised on the notion that triggering old memories makes us feel good and provokes us to reconnect with those who feature in them.

Lord Keen, the Westminster government's advocate general for Scotland, said that triggering article 50 would not damage the existing devolution architecture of the UK.

President Giorgio Napolitano warned on Tuesday night that triggering a crisis in the government over Silvio Berlusconi's tax fraud conviction would be "fatal" for a country on the brink of recovery.

But when it comes to swaying voters, Dr. Westen insists that triggering the right emotional network — that unconscious bundle of ideas, images, words, memories, feelings — is much more important and effective than appealing to reason.