Sentence examples for triggered shock from inspiring English sources

Zac Goldsmith and Stephen Phillips were Tory MPs with two of the most comfortable majorities in the country until they triggered shock parliamentary byelections this autumn.

She thought that the sudden drops in temperature as the sun's light was masked by the moon's shadow moving at supersonic speeds might have triggered shock waves in the upper atmosphere which would then precipitate ice crystals.

The news from the Schoolwear Association that, after falling foul of health and safety legislation, the traditional tie is on the way out and the mundane clip-on is in, has triggered shock waves in the staid world of gentlemen's tailoring.

Meng's arrest, significant because of her elite connections and prominent corporate position, triggered shock in China.

A rare complication had occurred – a "uterine inversion" – triggering shock and a life-threatening haemorrhage.

They and their parents live with "fear and tremendous anxiety" that unexpected exposure will trigger shock and even death.

The outgoing deputy governor of the Bank of England has warned that the UK faces a bumpy recovery with rising interest rates likely to trigger shocks along the way.

The disease triggered septic shock, which dropped her blood pressure, which set off a series of strokes, which triggered a coma, which lasted six weeks.

This mechanism may also be triggered by shock waves and work at high temperature regions near O or B stars, although radiation pressure by these stars prevent any dust from staying in the vicinity of the stars.

It was a stroke, triggered by shock, and it took more than an hour for the family to notice his absence.

He did so in a manner so nonchalant that it triggered immediate shock and outrage; photos and videos of the incident shot across the globe in meme form.