Sentence examples for triggering more from inspiring English sources

The storm also hit the central Visayas region, triggering more floods and landslides.

In addition, climate change is triggering more frequent extreme storms, particularly in the hurricane-ravaged Caribbean.

Most notably, it's an unparalleled tearjerker, triggering more sobbing attacks than the first fifteen minutes of "Up".

We know humans are having an impact on global temperatures, and there's some suggestion that that's triggering more rainfall".

But remain campaigners said the proposal would take Britain out of the single market, wrecking the economy and potentially triggering more immigration.

That settlement too required the bank to own up to wrongdoing, something Wall Street has fought against for fear of triggering more shareholder lawsuits.

But critics of QE who say it is useless must answer the point that without it banks would have withdrawn even more loans, triggering more bankruptcies and repossessions.

Until a solution can be negotiated that is acceptable to both Belgrade and the Kosovo Albanians, it will be impossible to withdraw NATO troops without triggering more fighting.

Other animals visit the lush patches to eat and end up defecating and urinating there, adding their own nutrients and triggering more plant growth.

González, the former record holder, agreed that it might be wise to avoid triggering "more instability" by forcing an abrupt management change at the national federation.

That triggered more outbursts.