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Observers said the tests were unlikely to trigger a significant rise in military tensions.

The new policy is unlikely to trigger a baby boom, however.

But a fall in exports alone is unlikely to trigger a balance-of-payments crisis, since it will be accompanied by a big fall in imported inputs.

While the numbers were higher than expected, he said they were still comfortably within the RBA's target range of 2%to3%3% inflation and were unlikely to trigger a rate rise in the near future.

It was pure O'Brien in that it grabbed you by the throat with noise and primary color; it was pure Moody in that it was unlikely to trigger a wave of candlelight vigils.

The latest poll figures and evidence of a strong public aversion to Brown are unlikely to trigger a leadership challenge since many in the party feel they flirted with the option last summer, and no credible alternative to Brown emerged.

While the new software is definitely not good news for the wireless carriers, it is unlikely to trigger an immediate counterattack.

The controversial finding is unlikely to trigger an immediate change in national screening policies, although it will enliven an already heated debate over screening.

The core temperature cooling rate was restricted to less than 2.5°C/hour because this rate was unlikely to trigger any dynamic thermoregulatory responses [ 25].

However, today is not then and borrowing today is unlikely to trigger even a few percentage points of inflation, let alone hyperinflation.

Though the moon's closeness does have some effect on things like tides, it's unlikely to trigger or be a sign of an apocalyptic event.