Sentence examples for will trigger by from inspiring English sources

The alarms will trigger by any sound above a whisper with a sensor that detects an unauthorized person's body temperature.

"If any of those promises are broken I will trigger a by-election and allow people to penalise my party".

His resignation capped a difficult day for the Tories, who also suffered the defection of MP Mark Reckless to UKIP in a move which will trigger a by-election in Rochester and Strood.

Her decision to quit will trigger a by-election in the Northamptonshire constituency, a marginal seat.

This will trigger a by-election in his Newark constituency in Nottinghamshire, which he has represented since 2001.

Cameron's unexpected announcement Monday will trigger a by-election for his seat in Oxfordshire.

"Now Parliament must deliver will of the people - we will trigger A50 by end of March.

The on-screen display shows what action, if any, the button will trigger, determined by the situation.

Any patient complaint or coroner's inquest at which the ambulance service is asked to supply information related to non-conveyance of a trial participant from the index incident will trigger investigation by the local principal investigator and, chief investigator.

Another reviewer noted that the uncertain and tentative tone of the report "will trigger concerns by EPA and they will say 'if [an] expert in the field states that there remains great uncertainty, maybe we are on solid ground by being very conservative'" (Barolo 1999a).

Sensors that respond to changes in light and the motions of passers-by will trigger electronic devices that cause giant snail shells, metallic bowls and other containers to produce sound as if they were loudspeakers.