Sentence examples for trigger some of the from inspiring English sources

Motion detectors trigger some of the nude dancers' movements: strutting, running, embracing, separating, posing with arms outstretched.

One person in Istanbul compares the possible impact of such a document to the human-rights provisions of the Helsinki Final Act, which helped trigger some of the changes that eventually led to the fall of the Berlin Wall 14 years later.Nobody is more aware than Mr Bisignani that the industry may not have even 14 months, let alone 14 years, to get its house in order.

And they can also trigger some of the iPhone's special features, such as launching a Google map.

It may progress to pathological grief, depression or trigger some of the psychiatric disorders in individuals who are vulnerable.

Parasites can trigger some of the same immune changes that occur during pregnancy for example, stimulating regulatory T cells, which quell immune attacks.

They had also suspected that algal blooms trigger some of the epidemics that periodically afflict sea lions and other marine mammals along California's coast.

And it triggered some of the negativity I had feared.

In those intervening years Murdoch has triggered some of the biggest earthquakes across the US media landscape.

There were also rumors that a hedge fund had suffered major losses, triggering some of the turmoil in the currency markets.

And so do his references to his parents, his mother especially, who also triggered some of the strongest passages in Yellow Birds.

Climate change perhaps triggers some of the most polarised debate between precaution and those who say that without scientific perfection it is all just hot air.