Sentence examples for triggers not from inspiring English sources

Mills's watchful, ambiguous presence triggers not just a spate of murders but the washing up on the shore of a terrifying mutant creature.

Carl's return triggers not only his own memories, but draws out all the generational secrets, schemes and scandals that are hidden in sleepy little West Gull, Ontario.

As Lamont makes clear there can be less obvious triggers, not least the knock-on effects of a "bravado culture" where the relationship between "us against the world" competitive aggression and normal life starts to curdle.

These external triggers not only helped attract new users, but also showed them how to use the product.

Specifically, we assemble a simple 1-2-1 granular chain, which triggers not only normal but also tangential interactions of particles up on a striker impact.

Population growth triggers not only direct domestic water consumption but also the consumption of agricultural, industrial and other products, and energy use.

The war in Iraq is the trigger, not the reason, for their self-annihilation.

Instead, there is a joystick with a trigger, not much different than those used to play video games.

One can choose not to pull the trigger, not to throw the rock, not to steal the purse.

It should make clear that brutal repression would trigger not only the return of sanctions, but also their increase.

Ukraine's orange revolution was triggered not just by a rigged election but by broader discontent over corruption.