Sentence examples for would only trigger from inspiring English sources
That action would only trigger bilateral consultations.
"As it is now, it would only trigger a snore".
"That would only trigger more harsh action by Israel and further violence".
QUESTION FROM WILLIAM: a sidearm??? crowd disasters aren't violent….for the most part….a gun would only trigger more movement in the undesired direction which would probably make the sidearm carrier part of the fluid mass and with a very blue face after his last breath.
Previously, because of Apple's restrictive backgrounding rules for apps, these would only trigger if they were synced to Calendar and that app sent the alert.
Hence, hyperpolarization alone would only trigger a transient Ca2+ influx through the HCN channel.
In this sense, the odor learned during conditioning would not only trigger an appetitive response (such as the extension of the proboscis), but would also promote rewarding properties inducing persistent appetitive arousal.
They might, he argued, be forced to alter their services to avoid breaking any law in any country or locality -- a requirement that would not only trigger what he called "a race to the bottom" (in which any questionable material, however mild, would be banned) but would also cripple a company's ability to move quickly in a changing marketplace.
Brexit would not only trigger years of horribly complex and acrimonious renegotiation of the terms of trade with our former EU partners – it would also mean starting again with the rest of the world.
We need this [second independence referendum]." The weekend before the EU referendum, Sturgeon directly addressed previous pro-independence voters such as Lazenby, urging them not to back Brexit because a second independence referendum would only be triggered if the majority of Scots voted to remain while the rest of the UK voted to leave.
Under current plans, a petition would only be triggered if an MP received a jail term, or if a committee of MPs ruled that they should face recall.
