Sentence examples for triggered a small from inspiring English sources

The news has triggered a small recovery in Milan, with the MIB now down just 2.45% today.

The Groer affair, as it soon came to be known, triggered a small revolution in the Austrian Catholic church at the time.

When their front legs began to run, the movement triggered a small current that prompted their rear legs to keep up.

LAST year a collapse in a coal mine triggered a small earthquake in Saarland, a speck of a state near Germany's border with France.

U.S. officials said the findings also triggered a small number of operations overseas, including arrests of suspects who are named or described in e-mails that bin Laden received.

Appearances on Harry Hill and Louis Theroux's TV shows, a 2004 detergent commercial, and a part in Peter Kay's video of the Tony Christie hit (Is This the Way to) Amarillo (2005), established a new cult status for Harris and Orville and triggered a small comeback.

Additionally, MDSCs expressing BMP4 triggered a smaller infiltration of CD4 lymphocytes within the bone forming areas than did the other MDC populations expressing BMP4.

D-PHI triggered a smaller pro-inflammatory response (acid phosphatase, esterase, tumor necrosis factor-α) at later time points (>14 d) than PLGA suggesting that monocytes may be transitioning to a more wound-healing phenotype on the D-PHI surface.

TOKYO — A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 6.5 struck central Japan early Tuesday morning, triggering a small tsunami and swaying buildings 90 miles away in Tokyo.

The comments on a transitional deal, which will have reassured businesses lobbying government to try to avoid a "cliff edge" scenario in the Brexit process, appeared to trigger a small increase in the value of sterling.

Anything that threatens to dilute her status was always likely to trigger a small nuclear reaction, especially when the barb seems a calculated attempt from within the Labour party to undermine her.