Sentence examples for trigger questions from inspiring English sources

The surprising move is likely to trigger questions about the intentions of Mr Arnault.

The universal use and likely abuse of the national ID -- a discredit card -- will trigger questions like: When did you begin subscribing to these publications and why were you visiting that spicy or seditious Web site?

A delay would be a major victory for "big tobacco" and trigger questions for the Tories' chief election strategist, Lynton Crosby, who runs a lobbying firm that represents Marlboro manufacturer Philip Morris.

Ms. White's former clients, like JPMorgan Chase, will have a significant interest in those rules, so her involvement may trigger questions about whether she should be participating in the decision.

There are aspects of the service that trigger questions of privacy.

Reassessments involved readministering trigger questions used in the initial assessment.

For the RBC transfusion trigger question, we divided the hemoglobin level into seven distinct thresholds (60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, and 120 g/l), because previous surveys demonstrated that 95% of physicians chose transfusion thresholds for the critically ill that were consistent with the ones in our survey [ 8, 9].

The precipitous move has triggered questions on whether other high-flying equity markets were due for a correction.

Robert J. Tolchin, Ms. Farkas's lawyer, said that the unresolved divorce claim could have triggered questions from a title insurance company at a closing.

Israel's unilateral pullout from south Lebanon has naturally triggered questions in Lebanon: If the Israelis are gone, why is the Syrian army still here?

But Ms. Kaleda's listing of her volunteer work for the Oregon League of Conservation Voters should have also triggered questions from her editor, and it didn't.