Sentence examples for will be a trigger from inspiring English sources

Active engagement with any of these will be a trigger for the home secretary to consider the deportation of any foreign national.

If insurers don't offer not-for-profit plans that meet the government's criteria, there will be a "trigger" that will launch a public option.

"The government may be successful making Iguala disappear behind a lot of smoke and mirrors, but there are 22,000 disappeared people in Mexico, and every new mass grave that is found will be a trigger for more social pressure".

Turnbull is bringing parliament back on 18 April to have another crack at getting legislation to restore the construction watchdog through the Senate, and if this fails for a second time, as seems likely, it will be a trigger for a 2 July poll.

"This misuse of the Clean Air Act will be a trigger for overwhelming regulation and lawsuits based on gases emitted from cars, schools, hospitals and small business," Barrasso asserts.

If you have a double horn, there will be a trigger (thumb key) and that will help you play high notes, but for now, just rest your thumb on it.

You'll be a trigger for their own deep fears of separation and rejection".

"This will be a bloodbath triggered by pig trotters".

So long as China vies for control, conflict will be a hair-trigger away.This week senior American officials rushed to Tokyo to urge caution on Shinzo Abe's hawkish new government.

"But this will be a very gruelling, triggering trip for everyone.

There will be a separate set of triggers for the statistics, etc., presented in a separate tutorial, and by separate tutors.