Sentence examples for triggering hopes from inspiring English sources

Although no formal confirming the decision had been statement was released, several sources confirmed that Cole's departure had been all but agreed, triggering hopes that she would return to the judging panel of the ITV show just in time for the first auditions in Birmingham this weekend.

Ongoing reunification talks have triggered hopes of an economic boom, with Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders working to clinch a deal by the end of the year.

His election last year was the first national defeat for the ruling Colorado party since the 1930s, and triggered hopes of change.

With 50 million app downloads and David Cameron among its addicts, it was just a matter of time before the idea of Angry Birds: The Movie triggered hopes of trilling cash registers in Hollywood.

"I want to add my experience to the Watford squad and I'm hoping that some of my natural leadership skills can benefit the group here," thundered Lucas Neill, the Paleolithic defender who washed up at Vicarage Road earlier this week to trigger hopes, in his head at least, that he may be chosen to lead the Socceroos to Brazil.

The data triggered hopes of a sustained recovery in the US economy, they said, resulting in investors ditching safe-haven assets such as the yen in favour of the US dollar.

Yet the masks' crude but effective magic can trigger hope and giddy delight, feelings that often signal the presence of good art.

Phenotypic reversal by activation of MECP2 (see Guy et al. Science 2007) triggered hope towards possible therapeutic options for this disease.

The other path is on a bigger level, triggering the hopes and thinking of the city.

Every major development in technology triggers hopes in developing countries in regard to its potential impact on education.

University of Cambridge Scientists have discovered how allergic reactions to cats are triggered, raising hopes of preventative medicine.