Sentence examples for trigger like from inspiring English sources
But a deficit trigger like Mr. Obama now proposes ultimately could bridge a fiscal gap.
AR-15s are semiautomatic, firing one round with every pull of the trigger, like an enormous range of other popular firearms.
Type 1 typically surfaces in childhood and is believed to stem from genetic factors activated by an environmental trigger, like a virus.
When people are learning how to do that, you give them a physical trigger like clicking their fingers, or slapping their thigh.
That it takes a situational trigger like flooding to stimulate concern about climate change is perhaps unsurprising - globally, the issue is simply not at the top of most people's agenda, and it is routinely ranked as less important than the economy, health, or education.
Some of these guys will hold a political gun to their head and threaten the President: 'Do what I want or I'll pull the trigger!' Like he cares?" The divisions had to be repaired before the fight over the debt ceiling.
Pollination is possible in all members of Marantaceae when the insect touches a trigger-like appendage of the hooded staminode which holds the style under tension.
The sensory biology of cnidocyte discharge has intrigued biologists since the 18th century when mechanosensory hair- and trigger-like structures were first hypothesized to actuate cnidocyte function [ 44, 50].
Large stenotele cnidocytes, which function to pierce and envenom prey with harpoon-like tubules, are located at the center of these complexes and are distinguished from other cell types (for example, desmoneme and isorhizal cnidocytes, and sensory neurons) by pronounced α tubulin staining in their cnidocyst capsules [ 28] and by the presence of large, trigger-like, ciliated cnidocils [ 37].
Thus, factors other than surface hydrophobicity must be involved to trigger apoptosis-like events at the bio-nano interface.
For all the hullabaloo, the push for disclosure probably won't trigger U.K.-like regulations in the U.S. anytime soon.
