Sentence examples for triggering some of the from inspiring English sources

There were also rumors that a hedge fund had suffered major losses, triggering some of the turmoil in the currency markets.

The prime minister stepped into the row, as the Hong Kong police drove pro-democracy protesters out of large areas of the city centre, triggering some of the most violent clashes of the two months of demonstrations.

El Nino events usually bring drier weather to Indonesia and a spike in forest fires, with the intense 1997-98 El Nino triggering some of the worst fires in living memory in Indonesia.

The celebration and applause of a black woman from viewers of the video was beautiful to see, and yet one can't shake how incredibly triggering some of the imagery in this video might be -- how ultimately, it's a cool looking video, but also pretty messed up.

In our analysis of the transcriptional program induced by TCR triggering, some of the genes with a reduced induction in PKD2-null cells, like IL-2 or Cxcl10 [chemokine (C-X-C motif) ligand 10], are NF-κB target genes [ 37, 38].

And it triggered some of the negativity I had feared.

Merely mimicking a smile may trigger some of the benefits of smiling.

In those intervening years Murdoch has triggered some of the biggest earthquakes across the US media landscape.

Motion detectors trigger some of the nude dancers' movements: strutting, running, embracing, separating, posing with arms outstretched.

The shooting of Duggan by police in August 2011 triggered some of the worst riots in recent history.

The Stansted hijacking triggered some of the most hostile media coverage of asylum seekers seen, writes Jamie Wilson.