Sentence examples for triggered starting from inspiring English sources

First, and most important, is the Damoclean sword over their heads: if they fail to agree, or if Congress rejects their proposal, then $1.2 trillion in spending cuts are automatically triggered, starting in 2013, after the election.

Supposedly, spending cuts equivalent to the same $1.2 trillion figure will now automatically be triggered, starting in 2013, with $600 billion hacked out of the defence budget (see Lexington) and the other $600 billion coming from other non-mandatory categories of spending, including education, housing and environmental protection.

There is also the moment of wave triggering (start of transmission) on the tube (see Fig. 6d).

Carwyn Jones has formally triggered the starting gun on the Welsh Labour leadership contest.

The fact it then manifested as SM was a parallel stroke of bad luck, likely triggered by starting school.

After falling for 44.4 seconds, the time and barometric triggers started the firing mechanism.

All of this meant that the Rizzutos were on their heels then the literal triggers started to be pulled.

This series, which we call Trigger, started back in 2010 when our friend wanted to celebrate her birthday going to an indoor shooting range.

For example, when a cardiologist issued an ECG report query command, the trigger starts the timing until the requested ECG is successfully delivered to the mobile phone.

These continuous connections give the skin its versatility, and when an injury is caused, some triggers start a cascade of events designed to restore its integrity.

Often a trigger starts the dog coughing, such as inhaling cold air which tickles the sensitised windpipe, or the dog pulls on his collar which pinches his windpipe and starts an episode of coughing.