Sentence examples for trigger a period of from inspiring English sources

A hot summer will trigger a period of dormancy, so to keep it flowering keep it shaded from midday sun.

Jonathan Loynes, chief European economist at Capital Economics, said: "The inconclusive result of the Spanish general election is set to trigger a period of political uncertainty which could slow the country's economic recovery.

Evans kicked the extras before Nick Robinson slippered over a three-pointer to settle the nerves and trigger a period of attacking intent from the hosts.

One argues that reduced tidal energy will increase inter-tidal sedimentation; the other suggests that reduced tidal propagation will trigger a period of erosion before accretion of inter-tidal resumes.

Can a loss trigger a period of depression that leads to another gambling session, thinking that you can recoup the money you've lost and, therefore, get happy again?

Failure triggered a period of harsh corporate self-reflection.

In 2006, when oil prices were high, prospectors discovered the Parshall Oil Field, triggering a period of furious drilling across the state.

Two events triggered a period of extraordinary growth in Chicago: the end of the Civil War and the Chicago fire of 1871.

Mr. Sui, who graduated from the Central Academy in 1989, said: "June fourth was a tragedy that triggered a period of disillusionment across the arts".

On October 13, 2016, King Bhumibol died, triggering a period of nationwide mourning as well as intense speculation about the future of the monarchy.

When she was rejected for the course it triggered a period of soul-searching, at the end point of which she "got all the childish wonder back again" as she says in a Guardian interview.