Sentence examples for triggered even more from inspiring English sources

Hedging strategies by big mortgage holders, like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, triggered even more selling, turning a disorderly scramble into a minor panic.

Public perceptions of bias, which can be sparked by some nuance in carefully edited articles, are likely to be triggered even more easily by expressions of personal opinion outside the news columns.

And adding more CO2 to the atmosphere in the short-term triggered even more energy loss from the surface and lower atmosphere there, the team's climate simulations suggest.

A collaboration of scientists from JRC Geel (formerly known as JRC IRMM) and other institutes took the lead in establishing a dedicated measurement programme on prompt fission neutron and γ-ray characteristics, which has triggered even more measurement activities around the world.

Which triggered even more frenzied Republican attacks on the LP.

The report by Fox News could have triggered even more violence in Baltimore.

The attacks come five weeks away from presidential elections which are likely to trigger even more bloodshed.

These attacks come five weeks away from presidential elections which are likely to trigger even more bloodshed.

Without a deal this week the administration would have to choose between hoping for agreement later in the summer – which would trigger even more intense scrutiny by Congress – or simply walking away, causing the 18-month talks to collapse.

The fiscal legerdemain is likely to trigger even more of a partisan standoff with Congress and darken an already cloudy picture for U.S. researchers who rely on federal funding.

The administration's proposal is however "likely to trigger even more of a partisan standoff with Congress and darken an already cloudy picture for U.S. researchers who rely on federal funding," Mervis wrote in a Thursday follow-up.