Sentence examples for triggering questions from inspiring English sources
Ventricular safety pacing algorithms may also be misinterpreted as failure to sense appropriately, triggering questions about pacemaker malfunction.
Internet activist Aaron H. Swartz committed suicide on Jan . 11 , 2013igniting a firestorm of discussion over the Internet — where he was regarded as something of a folk hero — and triggering questions regarding the prosecution, MIT, and JSTOR's involvement in United States v. Aaron Swartz.
Robyn Shulman: What was the motivation behind finding the nonprofit besides the triggering questions and conversation?
As blame fell to Facebook for Trump's election, word of Facebook prototyping a censorship tool for operating in China escaped, triggering questions about its respect for human rights and free speech.
To date, FOLC learning communities have synthesized and incorporated (a) a Science & Technology Education framework built on a social constructivist perspective (Bencze, 2008), and (b) Problem-based Lemphasizesat emphasizes learner-controlled analysis and interpretation of contexts (problem creation) rather than teacher-defined problems or triggering questions.
Media coverage of the attacks in Paris outweighed the response to Beirut, triggering questions across social media regarding the mixed solidarity, including ones directed at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
The TA was confronted by a student who said that was a triggering question, and it's kind of strange to be asking in an Arabic class.
The surprising move is likely to trigger questions about the intentions of Mr Arnault.
The precipitous move has triggered questions on whether other high-flying equity markets were due for a correction.
Robert J. Tolchin, Ms. Farkas's lawyer, said that the unresolved divorce claim could have triggered questions from a title insurance company at a closing.
Israel's unilateral pullout from south Lebanon has naturally triggered questions in Lebanon: If the Israelis are gone, why is the Syrian army still here?
