Sentence examples for triggered growing from inspiring English sources

The major push comes ahead of talks to end the Syrian conflict due to begin in Geneva on Friday and has triggered growing concern in Turkey at the plight of ethnic Turkmens, whose brigades are suffering heavy losses.

The case made big headlines and triggered growing racial tension in Oakland, causing days of protests.

BEIJING, Jan 22 (Reuters) - New plans to reduce air pollution in Beijing fell flat on Tuesday, judging by initial online reaction, as the capital's mayor unveiled measures to ease the chronic problem that has triggered growing public anger.

For some participants, this triggered growing resentment because they perceived task-shifting away from doctors as an 'abuse' of the role of nurses.

"The existence of large-scale renewable and non-renewable natural resources in the area can produce an obstacle to dialogue by triggering growing tensions, or it could also be an incentive to return to the negotiating table.

The conflict was triggered by growing tensions over the status of the region.

Twelve days of bombing by a Saudi-led coalition has failed to halt the advance of the Iran-allied Houthis that has triggered a growing humanitarian crisis for residents in central districts now cut off from the mainland.

The Clinton administration insisted that despite the political windfall that Mr. Gore might receive from the decision, the move was triggered by growing concern about the high prices of crude oil and heating oil and the exceedingly low supplies of heating fuel in the Northeast.

Utilizing low enthalpy geothermal resources in various applications, including desalination, has triggered continuously growing interest in the past decade.

Memish believes the main cause for the surge is increased testing, triggered by growing media attention to MERS.

The abductions have triggered a growing social media campaign with the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls backed by public figures and celebrities.