Sentence examples for triggered yet from inspiring English sources

If the sale had gone through, it would probably have triggered yet more restructuring.

Each visit had triggered yet another effort to control the patient's blood pressure.

In the 1960s, another crisis over foreign exploitation triggered yet another demand for democratic change.

Soon after 7am local time, a US weather surveillance aircraft escorting the Enola Gay triggered yet another air raid alert.

The shooting triggered yet another debate about the divisive flag and its connection to the Confederacy, which seceded from the Union over the issue of slavery.

The refugee deal has triggered yet more controversy over an issue that has dogged her since she was elected as leader of a minority Labor government last August.

The commission is to unveil a reform blueprint for the system next month, triggering yet another bruising battle between governments.

This latest literary hoax is likely to trigger yet more questions as to why the publishing industry has such a poor track record of fact-checking.

When they finally get down, it triggers yet more heavy-handed lost-child flashbacks, and is so boring even Le Nôtre falls asleep.

Still amazed themselves by the extraordinary roller coaster in oil prices, from $11 a barrel one year ago to $34 three weeks ago and now back to about $28, many oil ministers are adamantly against moves that would trigger yet another plunge.

Mallinckrodt told him about the alleged beating and other abuse that inmates had described, including instances of security officers taunting mentally ill prisoners until they screamed, banged their heads against the wall, or defecated in their cells, triggering yet more punishment from the guards.