Sentence examples for trigger a case of from inspiring English sources

Did Weiner's entry trigger a case of disgraced-politician competitiveness?

Some unrelated medications can trigger a case of insomnia.

ESPN's "Sports Center dedicated an hourlong program to Tebow on Thursday, triggering a case of nationwide Twitter hyperventilation.

Farther south, in the city of Heilbronn, police searched a coach travelling from Luxembourg to Bosnia but later said the operation had been triggered by a case of mistaken identity.

"What triggered this was a case of his dad having mental health issues," she said.

The verdict was based around the argument that while the gun did fire and cause Boushie's death Stanley didn't pull the trigger and it was a case of "hang fire"—when a gun goes off well after the trigger was pulled.

My finger wasn't on the trigger, exactly; it was more a case of my thumb being pressed firmly on the appropriate button to crown a sequence of D-pad prods.

Gorgeous close-ups of hundreds of varieties, with suggestions for companion planting for pots and borders, as well as sources, may trigger a bad case of the "if only's".

An article about Sir Richard in The New York Times from 2002 might trigger a severe case of déjà vu for anyone watching Mr. Mallya now: "Worth an estimated £1 billion, according to a list of wealthy Britons from The Sunday Times of London, Sir Richard has certainly embraced the trappings of a tycoon.

Such an obstacle course is enough to trigger a serious case of fatigue, if not scholar's remorse.

Being put in charge may trigger a serious case of Imposter Syndrome -- the sense that you haven't really earned it, and that it's only a matter of time until someone discovers that.