That dislocation from the land of my birth had triggered for me The Question.
Car alarms were triggered for miles around, and the roof of a zinc factory partially collapsed.
Violence by autistic people is more commonly reactive than planned — triggered, for example, by an invasion of personal space.
As Armitage recalled it, the Kaluchak massacre "is what triggered for us that this was going very much south.
Mullan's scene at the church triggered, for me, a counterintuitive flashback to his 1998 drama Orphans with its agonising funeral scene.
The rise in the shares in February mean that a bonus of 1m shares - worth around £800,000 - has already been triggered for Horta-Osório although he will not be able to sell the shares until 2020.
Annual bonus payments should be made in cash and not shares, according to the committee, to prevent executives benefiting from sudden increases in the share price triggered, for example, by takeover bids.
Part of the reason for the recovery is the growing belief that article 50, the mechanism to trigger the UK leaving the EU, will not be triggered for months, whoever ends up with the prime minister's job.
The Bank said that while the FLS had already improved credit conditions "there remained risks of renewed stresses in bank funding markets, triggered for example by adverse developments in the euro area, which might undermine the recovery in credit conditions".
Here, decision-makers are realising that ever more consumption and GDP growth are not the key to happiness, and a promising search has been triggered for what really makes life worthwhile.
An interrupt should be triggered for the event to occur.
