Sentence examples for were to be triggered from inspiring English sources

The cuts would be even deeper if automatic, across-the-board cuts were to be triggered a year from now, as set forth under the deficit deal.

As a consequence, extracellular signaling information may be lost, along with the intracellular processes or events that were to be triggered.

They assembled a detonator that was to be triggered by a cellphone, and drove in a van to the Federal Reserve Bank.

No sense of direction: are we really expected to wait until March – when article 50 is to be triggered – before we hear anything?

Schools will be closed.The next level down on the four-tiered colour alert system will be orange, which is to be triggered by three consecutive days of pollution levels that are either "serious" or merely "heavy".

Before I could do anything, I first had to get through the degrading internal dialogue with myself -- about how foolish I was to be triggered by a red jacket, like a bull!

The bigger offence that's likely to be triggered is me criticising the royal family for their behaviour.

The suspension of the board will be able to be triggered by failures of care in future, the PM says.

In the end, Mr. Seifter's abrupt departure was said to be triggered by board concern over another mounting deficit.

I haven't set a date for when it is going to be triggered," she told the press conference.

These so called flashbulb memories seem to form in response to highly surprising and personally relevant events and are assumed to be triggered by emotional factors.