Sentence examples for trigger years from inspiring English sources

Brexit would not only trigger years of horribly complex and acrimonious renegotiation of the terms of trade with our former EU partners – it would also mean starting again with the rest of the world.

Several EU countries, including France, Ireland and the Netherlands, want avoid any reopening, since it could trigger years of gruelling brinkmanship resulting in the need for national referendums on a new dispensation.

Values of the parameter estimates for four trigger years (t0) are presented in Table  1.

The parameters which adjust for the mortality differences between CPS I and the U.S. mortality (α2, β2) and γ which reflects the increasing toxicity of smoking were derived for each of four trigger years by fitting the estimated rates to the observed U.S. mortality rates.

The trigger year with the best fit was 1945.

The specified trigger year and the value of γ are required to be identical for current smokers and former smokers in the risk estimation.

These results suggest that a simple arithmetic adjustment for the duration of smoking after 1972 (i.e., a trigger year of 1945 plus 27 years) results in a reasonable match between the estimates derived and the observed U.S. mortality for lung cancer in white males.

The defeat devices are likely to have caused almost one million tonnes of extra air pollution a year and may have triggered years of costly litigation.

But Ndadaye was assassinated within months, triggering years of Hutu-Tutsi violence in which hundreds of thousands of people, most of them civilians, were killed.

Perhaps that was an honest mistake, and Bryant's comments simply triggered years of pent-up resentment about being mocked for his poshness, but Blunt's strawmanning completely obscures the issue.

Metabolic syndrome was correlated with age, gender, number of triggers, years of headache and duration of migraine attacks.