Sentence examples for trigger a string from inspiring English sources
Some bankruptcy and restructuring experts warn a fresh U.S. recession could trigger a string of failures to rival the one that followed Lehman Brothers, which in 2008 filed the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
In particular, Greenfield has triggered a string of media scare stories about the supposed dangers of the internet.
The Flowers affair triggered a string of inquiries into the turmoil at the group, whose ethics and democratic structure had been lauded as an alternative to the big bonuses and ruthless business practices of City-controlled companies.
But the desire to be taken seriously as an artist, also marked a turning point in Bieber's behaviour, triggering a string of incidents that have tarnished his previously squeaky clean image.
After an awkward introduction, we chatted for more than an hour, only breaking when my large iced coffee and Rudy Blondes mixed somewhere in the regions of my bladder, triggering a string of bathroom trips.
The uncertainty also triggered a sharp sell-off in Turkish assets, reviving for some memories of fractious, short-lived coalition governments that battered the economy in the 1990s and triggered a string of army coups in the second half of the 20th century.
And then, most alarmingly of all, YouTube vloggers found themselves in a spiralling sex scandal, with one story about YouTube star Sam Pepper harassing women on the street for a viral video triggering a string of girls and women to come forward with more serious sexual assault claims. .
We found that the cue (tone) triggered a string of ensemble pattern retrievals (9 transient trajectories) within the 1-min period (see various colored triangles at the bottom of Fig. 5A).
It is often followed by the extension of retinal vessels from the border of the avascular retina into the vitreous cavity, which triggers a string of events that ultimately compromise vision.
As I read them, I heard them being spoken by a woman, a maternal figure, and this triggered a creative string of events.
