Sentence examples for trigger a kind of from inspiring English sources

They can injure an artery wall and trigger a kind of scar formation called "in-stent restenosis".

The money Faison is throwing into the fight is a step toward leveling the playing field — but it could also trigger a kind of "arms race" in spending on public relations, Brulle added.

The mutation may be tiny, but because the gene is involved in such a complex, multilayered control network, the tiny mutation can trigger a "cascading failure"—a kind of domino effect that leads to a major threat such as cancer or autoimmune disease.

It triggers a kind of Kurtzian horror.

According to Edward Faber, the director of the Aaron Faber Gallery, a watch retailer in New York and the author of "American Wristwatches: Five Decades of Style and Design," it was the sight of more women wearing hefty hardware that triggered a kind of forearms race.

Bossis says in his study, the psilocybin triggered a kind of mystical experience for his patients that led to huge behavioral and attitude shifts about death and life.

People get really upset when you talk to them about their loud music, because no one likes admitting they're wrong, and being caught out in public triggers a kind of fight or flight mode in the brain.

One mentioned feeling that the sheer fanaticism and idealization of Sanders supporters has made it impossible to have an adult conversation without triggering a kind of cultish backlash... which I too have experienced (similar to the way Scientologists respond when one suggests L.Ron Hubbard is not a god).

While waiting for the trigger, Tarek becomes a kind of well-padded Good Samaritan, interrupting Katz's wife midsuicide and helping a shunned beauty (Hili Yalon) evade the Jewish posse that wants to return her to the Orthodox fold.

("Einstein's personality, for no clear reasons, triggers outbursts of a kind of mass hysteria," the German consul reported to Berlin as the great man made one of his rock-star visits to New York).

Each phrase must trigger the next in a kind of chain reaction.