Sentence examples for we would trigger from inspiring English sources

Did we fear that by speaking about the deaths we would trigger an unsuspecting impulse in someone else? Did we worry we'd be mistaken for harboring morbid curiosity and convoluted imaginations?

He believes we would trigger a positive and enthusiastic response by instead talking about the environmental handprint – a measure of what we are doing right – such as cycling instead of driving or eating locally-produced food.

"Last year, unspeakable images of Madaya's suffering emerged in the media and we hoped that would trigger action to finally bring lifesaving aid into the town," said Elise Baker of PHR, a New York-based advocacy group.

We presume it would trigger and induce the expression of LlCOR12 and LlDRE2 (Contig12185_All, Contin12185_All), in combination with the up-regulation of the LlCIS-element (Contig8665) by a change of 1.51-fold.

We knew this campaign would trigger a strong reaction from the public.

In conjunction with the hydrogen peroxide sensor HyPer, we found mercury uptake would trigger subcellular oxidative events at the single-cell level, and provided visual evidence of the causality of mercury and oxidative damage.

This makes a mockery of everything Brexit stands for, of course, but if we changed any tariff, it would trigger an avalanche of trade disputes and lobbying operations.

"We believe that if this group was to be released, it would send a signal back to Haiti saying, 'Hey we got in,' and it would trigger a mass migration that would be a threat to our national security," Mr. Ortiz said.

We hypothesized that Reolysin exposure would trigger heavy production of viral products leading to endoplasmic reticular (ER) stress-mediated apoptosis.

"We're approaching the magical line that would trigger shortage," Mr. Fulp said.

Therefore, we hypothesized that interaction between hTopBP1 and hMYH would trigger the phosphorylation of Chk1.