Sentence examples for triggered a decision from inspiring English sources

This assessment triggered a decision by the jobcentre to stop his sickness benefits, leaving him just £40 a week to live on.

That seems to have triggered a decision to focus on Windows 7. PC manufacturers have seen their profit margins squeezed as sales of PCs have fallen.

Similarly, Anobit's specialism, of making flash memory (used in almost every Apple product, including its computers) function better, seems to have triggered a decision by the Cupertino company to snap it up.

His discovery of suspicious numbers triggered a decision to blow the whistle on the massive Ponzi scheme the millionaire ran.

The ability to tag, track or trace a referral, recommendation, like or impression as a distinct "event" that triggered a decision, action, online purchase or even at shelf can now be evaluated, dash-boarded and dissected.

Bank of America had been specifically told to indicate what kinds of events would trigger a decision by its board to file for bankruptcy but instead offered only ones that would lead it to "escalate information" to the board.

EE's owners, France Telecom and Deutsche Telekom, are thought to be keen to float their UK joint venture once conditions in the financial markets improve, which could eventually trigger a decision to drop their respective Orange and T-Mobile brands.

The Fed has indicated that the labour market may trigger a decision to raise rates; if unemployment falls much below the current rate of 5.5%, wage pressures might start to appear.

His deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, trimmed this message a little when he told NATO ambassadors on Wednesday that Iraq's declaration would not, in itself, trigger a decision on military action.Yet the threat is there and, backing it up, America is pursuing a military build-up that has doubled its manpower in the region since September to some 50,000, including at least 10,000 troops in Kuwait.

In late August, the count had climbed drastically--triggering a decision to hospitalize the patient and suspend the trial.

The personal impact of volunteering can also trigger a decision to leave one's relationship, after a "values gap" became so visible and sharpened that the relationship could no longer endure.