Sentence examples similar to triggers a move from inspiring English sources

However, he may well have thought such an offer would trigger a move.

This was solid rather than spectacular, but good enough to trigger a move from the Federal Reserve, America's central bank, when it meets later this month.

The episode created an uproar on campus and triggered a move to make racial intolerance an honor code violation and grounds for expulsion.

Intense and generous in a Carlos Tevez way, the Chilean is already on the shortlist of several European clubs and an eye-catching performance at Wembley on Friday might trigger a move.

Lamela has had an impressive season at Roma, the club that Spurs' new technical director Franco Baldini spent last season with, and he could very well trigger a move for the 21-year-old.

Brian Hilliard at Societe Generale said the continuing debt crisis "should trigger a move [for QE] this week.

The Merseyside club had previously refused to comment on reports there was a deadline in his contract whereby a £23.5m bid could trigger a move.

Provisions were made to play Sunday at Skyreach Centre if the weather is too harsh, but NHL and team spokesmen wouldn't specify the temperature or snowfall level that would trigger a move.

David Levi, Senior Managing Director at CBIZ MHM, says, for a location-independent worker like me, there would need to be a new client or a new situation to "trigger" a moving opportunity.

"They don't trigger a move-up purchase". Leamer said the housing market was falling so fast that it would probably overshoot.

At the least, for the individual reporting to such managers, frustration leads to deep-seated resentment that often triggers a career move.