Sentence examples for triggering media from inspiring English sources

Comedy is a tool for Stonoha who became a recurring guest on The Chris Gethard Show at age 16 when she still lived with her family in Connecticut to work through emotionally triggering media coverage.

In this country, even Hilary Mantel's skittish fictive fantasia about the targeting of Margaret Thatcher by an IRA assassin has triggered media wrath and calls for her prosecution.

Fiat's weakness has triggered media reports that PSA Group of France might be interested in buying Fiat Europe, or setting up some kind of affiliation.

These recent advances in ocular gene transfer have triggered media attention [ 11], raising patient hopes [ 12] for the mediation of previously untreatable genetic diseases.

Protests are noisy on the pavement and on social media, triggering local media coverage and further momentum.

Only when the discovery of a new particle was beyond reasonable doubt did the Cern authorities announce it, triggering worldwide media "Higgsteria".

George HW Bush, then vice-president, introduced his three Mexican-American grandchildren to president Ronald Reagan as "the little brown ones", triggering negative media headlines.

A press aide tweeted a photo of a near-empty box with the words "big hit at cfpb," triggering positive media accounts.

By the time Pakistani soldiers lifted the cordon around Osama bin Laden's house in the garrison town of Abbottabad, triggering a media stampede, the most obvious traces of its infamous resident had been effaced.

The cost soared in the intervening years to 215m rand, with a further 31m rand in works outstanding, triggering intense media scrutiny and public condemnation, as well as an investigation by official public protector Thuli Madonsela.

In 2009, it announced plans for a laptop priced as low as $10, raising eyebrows and triggering worldwide media interest.