Sentence examples for triggered change from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Bielsa, who devoted so many years of his professional life to his beloved country, trying to instill a revolution in its turbulent football tradition, has somehow triggered change from neighbouring Chile.

The murder of Stephen Lawrence in an unprovoked, racist attack 20 years ago has had a profound and lasting impact on attitudes to race in Britain and triggered change across the public sector.

This in turn inhibited lipase activity when the micelles were bound to the lipase lid and triggered change of lipase conformation (Reis et al. 2009).

To find out, he engineered cells in culture to contain either the heat- or cold-sensitive TRP receptors, which when triggered change the biochemistry of the cell in a measurable way.

An individual employee has, therefore, only very limited chances to trigger a change, and only a few more possibilities to support an already triggered change, e. g. by the steps of clarification in due time or the individual attitude of neutral respect.

Mechanisms that triggered change were increased knowledge and skills, feeling obliged to change and health workers' motivation.

So it is no surprise that scandals have triggered changes in the profession.

The thermal treatment with BPO4 also triggered changes in the carbon coating graphitic order.

Chronic suppression of activity triggered changes in PSD interior architecture that may help amplify synaptic plasticity.

This then triggered changes in their fluidization characteristics with increasing temperature while IPFs were present in the bed.

Last year I touched on a broader range of specific political and social events that triggered changes in the education space.