Sentence examples for triggering call from inspiring English sources

Shyamanuja Das, editor of Global Outsourcing magazine, which published a study on the stress factors triggering call centre resignations, said that hostility from clients was one of the factors which caused workers to quit - 25percentnt of those questioned said client vitriol was a major cause of stress.

The number of victims deliberately burned or disfigured by acid attacks rose sharply last year, triggering calls for the police to more closely monitor the offence.

A Moroccan woman in a small town stabbed her daughter to death in a possible honour killing, triggering calls for closer police monitoring.

On Monday Bercow made clear he would not support an invitation at either venue, triggering calls from some backbenchers for him to step down.

The director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer QC, is to stand down after five years in the £200,000-a-year high-pressure post, triggering calls for his replacement to be an experienced prosecutor.

In turn triggering calls from opposition MPs for updates to UK election law….

The judge swiftly resigned, triggering calls for the trial of Mr Sayeedi to be recommenced from the beginning.

China's export and import growth slowed in April raising fears about a sharp slowdown in its economy and triggering calls for monetary policy easing.

Inflation has skyrocketed, and the government recently increased the price of gasoline more than 70%, triggering calls from labor unions for a national strike.

In recent decades, healthcare has become more and more expensive, triggering calls for cost-effective care in an increasingly cost-conscious and quality-conscious environment.

A suspected meteor shower triggered calls to police from people claiming their homes shook.