Sentence examples for well triggering from inspiring English sources

True front-row types would probably find Kylo Ren's a bit, well, triggering – that menacing quadruple-chrome-lined forehead looks too much like the wrinkles produced by a furrowed brow for fashion-industry approval.

Not every well triggers an earthquake.

But a lengthy recession could well trigger new resentments against Washington.

'In addition, if you have dodgy coronary arteries, it may well trigger a heart attack.

Bitcoin may well trigger a revolution, but it will be a slow one.

Defeat in Montenegro on Tuesday may well trigger his natural temper.

However, a wider collapse of the KNLA might well trigger a larger exodus into Thailand.

After all, a Conservative victory, followed by an in/out ballot on the EU, could well trigger another independence referendum.

Here at home, we'd have to assume that what we do in Iraq could well trigger more terrorist attacks against us.

Here's another question that may well trigger more worry in Amstell: would his very successful comedy career be ruined if he ever attained true happiness?

Bergsten also points out thatA renewed explosion of the US trade deficit could well trigger the outbreak of protectionist trade policies that has been largely avoided to date.