Sentence examples for triggered right from inspiring English sources

Then, handover is triggered right away even inside the TTT window, which is important especially for real-time service.

If no bound is associated with an action A, then it is assumed that A should be triggered right after the execution of its precedent actions (i.e., strict temporal synchronism).

"There were some people who said this [exit] should be triggered right away," Cameron said.

The court triggered right wing fury last week with its ruling in favor of gay adoption.

The patient who discontinued bosentan initially developed an ear infection, which triggered right heart failure requiring hospitalization.

And also for MLH1, while the jury is still out, it is proving difficult to rule out upstream genetic causes and to unequivocally establish that the epimutation is itself inherited through the gametes rather than being simply triggered right after fertilization (Daxinger and Whitelaw, 2012).

Stavisky affair, French financial scandal of 1933 that, by triggering right-wing agitation, resulted in a major crisis in the history of the Third Republic (1870 1940).

Instead it was the Tory share of the vote that collapsed by more than half, triggering right-wing protests over Mr Cameron's softly-softly approach to his coalition partners.

In fact, just after President Obama took office, a Department of Homeland Security report recognized that the combination of a tanking economy together with the election of America's first African-American president might trigger right-wing violence.

"We have triggered actions right now to conserve liquidity," he said.

I'm a triggered snowflake, right?