Sentence examples for triggering an avalanche from inspiring English sources

In reality our senses are bombarded by continual waves of stimuli, triggering an avalanche of sensations that far exceed the brain's capacity.

Greek media said it would be only a matter of time before the "bombshell" decision had the snowball effect of triggering an avalanche of similar asylum requests by other refugees, especially Syrians, detained on far-flung Aegean islands.

Saturday's magnitude 7.8 earthquake spread horror from Kathmandu to small villages and to the slopes of Mount Everest, triggering an avalanche that buried part of the base camp packed with foreign climbers preparing to make their summit attempts.

After all, only eight months ago another brief (if not brief enough) ghost story, "The Blair Witch Project," was alleged to revolutionize the movie biz, triggering an avalanche of hit independent movies that would be promoted like wildfire by Internet buzz.

Thus, the chance of a failure triggering an avalanche nearby is higher.

He said he did not "anticipate the magnitude and level of misrepresentation" of the plans by news media, which he blamed for distressing staff and triggering an avalanche of criticism.

Some congressional leaders even want to give away our federal lands to state and local economic interests, triggering an avalanche of uncontrolled oil and gas drilling, mining, logging and grazing, with no strings attached.

The quality of coverage triggered an avalanche of derision on Twitter.

You can trigger an avalanche when a rather careless skier goes on the slope".

The election has "triggered an avalanche of cybersquatter activity," according to NetNames, a domain name management service.

The bombs, if you drop them in the right spot, provide enough of a shock load to trigger an avalanche".