His departure will trigger a succession race.
With the Sahara desert advancing a mile or more a year in places, and rainfall down 30-40% over just a few decades, the UN study said shifts in climatic patterns threatened to trigger a succession of new wars across Africa.
These tensions, the report's authors say, have triggered a succession of violent assaults and robberies, break-ins and acts of vandalism - crimes of opportunity and spite predominantly aimed at tourists.
Over the summer, the city is famously quiet as residents decamp to the beach or country gites, but the mass return – la rentrée – triggers a succession of new arrivals across town, plus full launches for venues which gingerly soft-opened during the lull.
Experts have considered several scenarios whereby the death of Sultan Qaboos, on the throne since 1970, could trigger a succession crisis and foment political unrest.
Early and unprotected sexual initiation can trigger a succession of harmful physical, emotional, and social outcomes, especially for girls [ 2].
Pathologic stenosis or the occlusion of the coronary artery triggers a succession of events leading to cardiac ischemia or to the massive destruction of cardiac tissues in the distribution territory of the artery.
The trusting little chick has triggered a remarkable succession of emotions that Hands delineates with compassion and clarity.
The ligand-receptor binding triggers a complex succession of biomechanical and biochemical events: docking, membrane wrapping, pinching off, and intracellular trafficking, etc.
The disclosure of his death, later confirmed by the Taliban, triggered an internal succession dispute and raised questions about the future direction of the insurgency.
