Sentence examples for triggers great from inspiring English sources

Nanotechnology is a prioritized research topic and triggers great interest among scientists, engineers and energy researchers around the world [1, 2].

Peripheral nerve damage in early life does not simply remove a source of sensory input from the somatosensory system, it triggers great change in neural circuitry and leads to long term alterations spinal somatosensory function.

Being dropped should be regarded as no more than an occupational hazard by an international cricketer, which triggers greater resolve rather than misery and self-doubt.

"Small things can trigger great rage".

"I think it has triggered great motivation" among Nintendo's developers, he said through a translator -- so much so "that they really have to come up with great changes in their games".

George Ochieng Onyango, a bicycle taxi rider who has named his eight-year-old son Barack Obama and three-year-old daughter Michelle, said Obama's visit to Kenya had triggered great excitement in the village.

As the ice dissipated in soaring temperatures, the crust popped back up like a coiled spring released, at the same time tearing open major faults and triggering great earthquakes in places where they are unheard of today.

The grainy video showed officers continuing to restrain Mr Jaramillo, a tactic associated with in-custody deaths and which came into sharp focus and triggered great controversy after the 2014 death of Eric Garner in New York.

This has triggered great efforts to develop global search algorithms.

The efficient generation of hydrogen through the electro-splitting of water has triggered great attention.

Among them, the newly emerged Core@N-doped carbon yolk-shell structures have triggered great interest to scientists.