Sentence examples for triggers a great from inspiring English sources

When a police officer so much as discharges his weapon, it triggers a great deal of review, based on rules that are known to everyone.

The small effort it demands of the reader triggers a greater engagement, and the effort lessens as the pages turn.

They've found that when a woman exhibits some form of kindness, it triggers a greater reward signal than it does in men, whose reward system is stimulated more by selfish behaviour.

The presence of PHE and K+ triggers a greater depolarization of root cell membrane as compared to that of PHE or K+ only, resulting in a higher external medium pH.

I must say, my election did trigger a great debate in the Islamic world".

They call for mass mobilisation on the scale of the slavery abolition and anti-apartheid movements to trigger "a great historical shift".

We still make this assumption when speaking of the "social causes" of fundamentalism and political messianism, as if the amelioration of material conditions or the shifting of borders would automatically trigger a Great Separation.

We've just come through a calamitous financial collapse — caused by reckless Wall Street gambling and toothless watchdogs — that triggered a Great Recession and doubled the U.S. national debt.

Mr Cain said: "Understandably there has been growing and grave concerns for her safety which has triggered a great deal of police activity and interest from the media and the public.

The shadow culture of lolicon triggered a great deal of soul searching in 1989, when a young man by the name of Tsutomu Miyazaki was arrested and convicted for the serial killings of four elementary-school girls in a Tokyo suburb.

By contrast, he observes that the prohibitionist urge actually triggered a great resurgence in pub design and building: when the state began to run the brewing and pub industry in Carlisle in 1916, "it permitted unhampered experiments in many directions, but especially in the evolution of the public house".