Coming out during an interview (e.g. if applying for accompanied status, where you would like your partner to come with you) triggers too many questions about homosexuality in the country where you are planning to go and how you would cope with that.
"Their triggers should be staying and defending or leave.
Stranded in a sea of possible triggers, the piece of land I was standing on – clinging to – grew smaller and smaller.
Examining 20 advanced countries, they concluded that hitting that 90% level triggers a fall from 3-4% growto to -0.1%.
The verbal and physical abuse many A&E staff face from drunken patients was one of the triggers for Mann's proposal.
'71, directed by feature newcomer Yann Demange (also a best British film nominee) is a taut thriller set at the height of the Northern Ireland conflict and features Jack O'Connell as a young soldier separated from his company when a house-to-house search triggers a riot.
Hence, as we watch responses to Snowden's revelations we see that massive invasion of privacy triggers justified anxiety among the survivors of totalitarianism about the fate of liberty.
But having almost no social connections triggers strange symptoms.
Ever since the riots in Clichy-sous-Bois in 2005, all matches with North African teams had become potential triggers for trouble in Paris.
The smoke from cooking using these solid fuels also triggers respiratory problems that cause nearly 2 million deaths in the developing world each year.
Clicking on the illustration triggers a short animation depicting a stylised rise of Wren's St Paul's Cathedral, construction of which began in 1675.
