Sentence examples for triggered the worst from inspiring English sources

This triggered the worst riots in modern English history.

Greek terrorists and small anarchists' groups have intensified arson attacks since a police shooting of a teenager last December, which triggered the worst riots in decades.

The deaths triggered the worst rioting in France for 40 years and forced the government to declare a state of emergency.

In Bosnia, he triggered the worst crisis in transatlantic relations before the Iraq war and left the United Nations and the European Union looking spineless and humiliated, their foreign policymaking and peacekeeping credibility in tatters.

BP has now bought the centrifuges and is testing the devices to see whether they could handle the oil that has been pouring into the Gulf and triggered the worst environmental catastrophe in American history.

Gove told the Commons that BSF, which triggered the worst political crisis of his first year in office, did not prioritise the greatest need or procure buildings as cheaply as possible.

They [women] trigger the worst instincts leading to violence and sexual abuse.

That's a whole decade after the credit crunch struck the global economy, triggering the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.

However, the strength of their language reflects Foreign Office concern that Cameron will trigger the worst crisis yet in Britain's relations with the EU.

While she foresaw many of the issues that would trigger the worst recession in living memory, Yellen did not force through tougher regulation.

The usually placid river that winds through its heart has become an angry torrent swallowing up large chunks of the city and triggering the worst floods in the Queensland capital for nearly 40 years.