Sentence examples for triggered a cold from inspiring English sources

The 10 eruptions that don't appear to have triggered a cold spell may have been small, brief events that didn't produce much climate-cooling sulfate, Ludlow says.

Excess salt can trigger a cold sore outbreak.

Thirty-three inches long and just eight inches wide, it is intended to make food preparation and cleanup more efficient: one button next to the sink triggers a cold-water rinse, and a second activates a more forceful wash of water once preparations are done, simultaneously running the garbage disposal.

According to the 2007 comet-strike hypothesis, large amounts of heat generated by the explosion of the comet shattered and melted much of the region's ice sheet, suddenly flooding the North Atlantic with fresh water that interrupted ocean circulation, which in turn triggered an extended cold snap that wiped out the Clovis culture and polished off the last remaining ice age megafauna.

The following year (1987), a cold triggered a CVS attack two days before Christmas.

Asked if that could trigger a new cold war he said: "I don't want to talk about cold wars, but we are clear that Russia has decided, it has made the decision that it wants to be in a strategic competition with the west, with Europe.

Thunderstorms can be triggered by a cold front that moves into moist, unstable air.

A typical vomiting attack had been triggered by a cold, but had not resolved after four days.

A joint program of Russia and NATO to defend against possible missile attacks from countries like North Korea, Iran and Iraq would address Europe's two main worries about the Bush administration's commitment to building an antimissile system: that it could trigger a new cold war with Russia and that it would signify an American search for unilateral advantage.

The authors postulated that rapid changes in core temperature might trigger a faster cold response with potentially detrimental vasoconstriction and decreased tissue perfusion.

"The same Republican neocons who fabricated the reasons for going to war in Iraq are back, and now they have been paid to trigger a new cold war with Russia that benefits John McCain, Tom Haydenn correctly noted in The Nation.