Sentence examples for which then triggered from inspiring English sources

A verbal tussle ensued, with Abbott expressing impatience with an NSW colleague, Julian Leeser, which then triggered a rebuke to Abbott by the defence industry minister, Christopher Pyne.

But Dr. Linda Birnbaum, director of the experimental toxicology division at the E.P.A., says the risk identified in the European studies, which then triggered additional research in America, was high enough to warrant action.

There is talk of fat fingered traders entering the wrong figures into orders for derivatives contracts of the sale of shares in Proctor & Gamble (who incidentally will be pressing the closing bell of today's Wall Street session and I suspect they - like many traders - will be very happy to see the back of this week) which then triggered computer trading systems which went into meltdown.

The app let you record your screen by acting like it was using AirPlay Mirroring – users would select Vidyo as the AirPlay source to start the mirroring process, which then triggered the screen recording and, optionally, the audio.

The edge site of MoS2 was initially identified as the active site for the HER, which then triggered the development of new HER catalysts that can maximize the density of active edge sites, thereby boosting HER activity.

Once in the right place, a signal was sent via copper wire to the balloons, which then triggered the release of the shells.

Instead it prompts the body to produce insulin-like growth factor 1, or I.G.F.-1, which then triggers growth.

"Before this cull, the WA government put money into solutions such as tagging sharks which then trigger a sensor when they get close to a beach, sending a tweet to surf lifesavers.

The point is to get very close to what you are filming, so close that you can see an ingredient's "pores" ("You should believe the dish is in your living room"), which then triggers some kind of Neanderthal reflex.

Excess accumulation of H2O2 can lead to oxidative stress in plants, which then triggers cell death.

We propose that receptor-activated conformational changes to gD activate gH/gL, which then triggers gB (the fusogen) into an active form.