Sentence examples for triggered once again from inspiring English sources

As an example of the latter, the ODPC has previously ruled in Facebook's favour: last September, after a lengthy investigation into user data and privacy issues — triggered once again by evf complaints — the body declared itself happy that Facebook had listened to "the great majority" of its recommendations.

This fear was triggered once again by the Fukushima incident in 2012.

Just as my book (From Race Riot to Sit-in: 1919 and the 1960s) was about to be published, Los Angeles exploded -- a riot triggered once again by police action.

The right-wing internet, meanwhile, insisted the libs are just being dumb and triggered once again, which gave more fuel to ongoing fights about echo chambers and freedom of opinion.

However, they failed to win any of the six games at home, prompting Cellino to pull the trigger once again.

That day, the system began to trigger convection once again.

But the city hopes soon to provide heat and light for 1,500 council houses as part of a £30m district heating and insulation scheme triggered by authorities once again being allowed to take direct control of council house funding.

Which has once again triggered BoJ intervention to move prices back into positive territory.There is no overstating Japan's economic disaster.

Downloading coupons again or interacting with General Mills in almost any other way online would have once again triggered the requirement for arbitration.

Unusually low temperatures and freezing rain have once again triggered France's "Great Cold Plan," a government initiative that includes emergency shelter for refugees.

At the same time, the disaster once again triggered a debate about the increasing risks for Sherpas as more and more foreign climbers set out for the mountains' peak.