Sentence examples for this week triggering from inspiring English sources

The rebels, known as the M23, conquered the eastern Congolese town of Goma this week, triggering an exodus of thousands of civilians and fears of a humanitarian crisis.

The exchange is under threat of liquidation after a Tokyo court dismissed an attempt to resuscitate the business this week, triggering a last-ditch attempt to save the platform.

He tightened rates in the latter part of 1959, triggering a recession that began in April 1960.

It was formerly home to another investment bank, Lehman Brothers, before it collapsed in 2008, triggering the global financial crisis.

He lost a no-confidence vote in 2011, triggering an election which saw him come back with a majority.

Torrential downpours hit Sri Lanka on Wednesday last week, triggering flash floods which left two dead and damaged 261 homes.

The DCK was established by a reformist faction within the government in November 2001, triggering a cabinet crisis.

They asked for the right of appeal but that request was denied last week, triggering the latest moves at the High Court.

The Chi-Chi earthquake struck central Taiwan in 1999, triggering many landslides over a broad area.

It is Webber's third reprimand in 2013, triggering an automatic grid penalty.

It opened up its gambling industry to foreign competition in 2002, triggering a building boom.