Sentence examples for triggered a desire from inspiring English sources

Since the release of the first version of GEOMAGIA50, a continued interest in improving global spherical harmonic models of the Holocene geomagnetic field, initiated by the work of Constable et al. (2000) and Korte and Constable (2003), triggered a desire to include more comprehensive directional data from archeological and volcanic materials in an updated version of the database (GEOMAGIA50.v2).

"Lovely Day" didn't trigger a desire for khakis, but it did prompt a trip to my local CD retailer, where a clerk located the phrase "lovely day" in the store's proprietary database, and off I went with its lone copy of "Lean on Me: The Best of Bill Withers".

"It will trigger a desire to see how can we avoid this from happening again..

Many times, you can approach the research with a broader theme in mind and something in what you read will jump out at you and trigger a desire to dig up more information related to that particular item.

On one end of this new genetic strand he chemically attached a promoter switch, an on-off DNA sequence that triggers a desired reaction in a cell (in this case, the production of the vaccine).

This new report was triggered by a desire to find out why the obstacles to human development in the Arab world have "proved so stubborn".

It can be triggered by a desire for control over an aspect of life or it can be a reaction to the family – some children feel that saying "no" to food is the only way they can express their feelings.

Clifford Stott, a Britain-based consultant for governments on the management of crowd violence, says that in most cases, violent acts are triggered by a desire of those without power to strike at people they perceive as privileged.

His retirement last month is likely to trigger a sentimental desire among his many celebrity fans to pay tribute to one of the great masters of eveningwear.

Unexpected occurrences can also trigger a strong desire for support and information.

Yet precisely how the image of the dessert could trigger an inner desire to indulge is a question that has so far eluded scientists.