Sentence examples for trigger a rush from inspiring English sources

The White House accused them of seeking to circumvent the constitution and trigger a "rush to war".

We want to show that doing your bit alongside others, and sharing the same goals, can actually trigger a rush of endorphins that make you feel happy".

The risk now is that inflation and a rising current-account deficit will trigger a rush to buy dollars and a downward spiral of devaluation and price rises like the one that scarred the country in the 1970s and '80s.

But after another tragedy linked to the nation, it will take more than offering travel agents henna tattoos at a trade show to trigger a rush of British visitors.

Come to think of it, Dr Cable suggesting that corporate life is morally clouded and that bad things happen might well trigger a rush of applicants to business schools and a surge in small business formation.

They might trigger a rush of anxiety every time I pick them up, but, when they rustle through the letterbox every morning as I brew the first tea of the day, it's like Santa's been.

In a few years the Arctic ocean could be free of ice in summer, triggering a rush to exploit its fish stocks, oil, minerals and sea routes.

These recommendations "triggered a rush of buys and sells in the days following the end-of-month release of the newsletter," the company said.

The final nail in the coffin would be a rise in US rates, triggering a rush of funds across the Atlantic, forcing the pound down further and inflation higher.

The imminent sale of the iPhone 5 has triggered a rush of deals from networks and manufacturers trying to pre-empt the hype around that and other handsets being launched this autumn.

On the new suburban frontier along the farthest fringes of the Chicago region, where cheap land and rising prices once triggered a rush of buyers, some newer developments have become ghost towns in places like Yorkville, Frankfort, Sugar Grove and Hampshire.