Sentence examples for triggered not only from inspiring English sources

Nadezhda Mandelshtam When Russian poet Osip Mandelshtam was arrested in 1934, it triggered not only a long nightmare of persecution (he died in the purges) but his wife's dogged quest for the truth.

Addressing the House of Commons, Cameron said the EU was approaching a decisive moment in its relations with Russia, triggered not only by mounting evidence that the Boeing 777 airliner was shot down by rebels in east Ukraine using a Russian-supplied missile, but also by Moscow's broader support for the separatist insurgency.

In this group, headache could be triggered not only by cough, but also by exertion, straining at stool and lifting heavy objects.

In our two cases headache was triggered not only by cough but also by exertion, therefore we considered another diagnostic category, exertional headache.

Tracer and impact studies have shown that the RBG triggered not only discussions on technical, institutional and socio-economic arrangements for equitable water allocation, but also behavioural change in the way people regard and use water.

Using this approach, we confirmed that according to the substrates used, each pathway has a different role and consequently is otherwise involved in the partitioning of electrons through the electron transport system, and suggested that the AOX activity is triggered not only by the redox state of the cell but also by the type of substrates provided to mitochondria.

It should make clear that brutal repression would trigger not only the return of sanctions, but also their increase.

Request something not too hot, and it may prove spicy enough to trigger not only euphoria but also sweat and tears and intestinal corrosion.

Specifically, we assemble a simple 1-2-1 granular chain, which triggers not only normal but also tangential interactions of particles up on a striker impact.

Population growth triggers not only direct domestic water consumption but also the consumption of agricultural, industrial and other products, and energy use.

It is well established that NF-κB activation triggers not only inflammation but also its resolution [34], and the present finding well agrees with previous data on the effect of combining Na2S and hypothermia in the same model: the lowest pro-inflammatory cytokine plasma and tissue concentrations and the highest blood IL-10 levels coincided with the maximum NF-κB activation [27].