1. His murder triggered vicious race riots .

2. Widespread famine had triggered a number of violent protests.

3. An indiscreet remark triggered off a long and costly strike.

4. His sudden disappearance triggered a red alert among his friends.

5. The riots were triggered by a series of police arrests.

6. The incident triggered an armed clash.

7. The assassination triggered off a wave of rioting.

8. What precisely triggered off yesterday's riot is still unclear.

9. His stupid remarks triggered off a strike.

10. The smoke triggered off the alarm.

11. His action triggered a massive response from the government.

12. An influx of refugees has triggered off disturbances.

13. The racial killings at the weekend have triggered off a wave of protests throughout the country.

14. The spread of the suburbs has triggered a population explosion among America's deer.

15. Never before has a news story triggered such sensational sales of the newspaper.

16. The thieves must have deliberately triggered the alarm and hidden inside the house.

17. The movements of the leaves are triggered by the plant's biological clock.

18. Certain forms of mental illness can be triggered by food allergies.

19. It is still not clear what events triggered off the demonstrations.

20. It triggered broad speculation that GM and Jaguar might be talking.

21. The incident has triggered fresh arguments about the role of the extreme right in France.

22. His resignation triggered a chain of events that led eventually to the downfall of the government.

23. The illness is triggered by a chemical imbalance in the brain.

24. Generous redundancy terms had triggered a stampede of staff wanting to leave.

25. The mere mention of food had triggered off hunger pangs.

26. This triggered the recent dramatic falls on the Tokyo stock exchange.

27. Acquisition is triggered by communicative activity.

28. A vicious circle has triggered her problems.

29. The fourth night of violence in the German city of Rostock was triggered by football supporters.

30. One type of diabetes is an auto-immune disease/disorder that may be triggered by a virus.

1. His murder triggered vicious race riots .

2. Widespread famine had triggered a number of violent protests.

3. An indiscreet remark triggered off a long and costly strike.

4. The fourth night of violence in the German city of Rostock was triggered by football supporters.

5. His sudden disappearance triggered a red alert among his friends.

6. The incident triggered an armed clash.

31. Last week's blast triggered several hoax calls.

32. His murder triggered vicious race riots in 125 cities.

33. That triggered a rush of new rules -- more than 1, 100 in two weeks -- to beat the 1995 deadline.

34. Doling out parts of the database to various companies could have triggered chaos on the Internet, Fernandes said.

35. Bombay: An official denial of moves to end price controls on steel triggered nervous long liquidation across the board.

36. He reached across his desk to a small black metal box and triggered a switch.

37. The gas leak triggered a huge blast and a sheet of flames.

38. Because it may be triggered by the vigorous smaller-scale fluctuations, such an instability will normally occur intermittently.

39. There have also been several periods of panic buying triggered by rumours of taxation or currency reforms.

40. When triggered, the alarm seems to call in squads of immune cells that surround tuberculosis bacteria and keep them from spreading.

41. Perhaps it was the clash of Third World beach and Dallas skyscraper which triggered my uncharitable scepticism about his extraordinary Utopianism.

42. It can be triggered by viruses, including those that cause upper respiratory infections, such as the influenza virus.

43. If perception has to be triggered off by what is actually there, then it is constrained to be true.

44. The book, Golf in the Kingdom, triggered responses I had not expected.

45. Often, this realisation is quite sudden, being triggered by a particular problem or crisis.

46. Failure to reach compromises on spending in 1995 and 1996 triggered two partial government shutdowns.

47. This also shows that the ejections are not necessarily triggered by solar flares, a view that has recently been gaining support.

48. To explain what is meant by a triggered pattern, here's an example.

49. The bomb attached beneath the chassis of the Skoda detonated as the signal triggered it off.

50. The settlement followed three weeks of mounting tension which triggered communal rioting and disrupted government and parliamentary business.

51. But the textbook gods never triggered any four-volume memory in my head.

52. While not solely triggered by political concerns, they all eventually focused on the need for reform and the lack of democratisation.

53. Menopause symptoms are similar to those of food intolerance and may in fact be triggered off by hormone changes.

53. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

54. The first state to publicly debate the issue of competition in public education, Minnesota triggered the national debate about choice.

55. Research has indicated that narcoleptics have a set of genes that are triggered by unknown factors to cause narcolepsy.

56. Tetany may be triggered by hyperventilation or precipitated by vomiting or by pregnancy and lactation.

57. However, once it is triggered the energy produced by the reaction itself will maintain the temperature until the reactants are exhausted.

58. The potential for the fighting to spill over into a wider regional conflict has triggered a flurry of diplomatic activity.

59. The policy shift was triggered by a sharp increase in violent crimes committed by young offenders during the late 1980s.

60. He examined whether a mispricing triggered index arbitrage transactions within a few minutes.

61. Where deviance has a categorical, unproblematic quality, a penal response is triggered.

62. He must have triggered off one of the alarm beams that ran along the side of the chalet.

63. The fire, apparently caused by a short circuit, triggered an automatic safety system that shut down the plant.

64. In so doing he triggered a theological storm that led to his resignation.

65. As we have already seen, these can be triggered when we are least aware of their presence.

66. It is triggered from a Windows Command Prompt, usually in the form of a batch file.

67. Some of the disturbances were triggered by the provocative actions of local Whigs and Dissenters.

68. Darlington magistrates were told Mr Siddle had been suffering from clinical depression triggered by business problems.

69. A series of other steps will be triggered by particularly high levels of low-level ozone pollution.

70. Regardless of who or what triggered these placements, the average length of stay was reported as 15. 4 months.

71. The entire house lights up when a burglar or fire alarm is triggered.

72. She unexpectedly triggered an acrimonious conclusion to the conversation when she told Bernon she would pray for him.

73. Once triggered, however, a process of cumulative causation sets in.

74. The earthquake triggered submarine landslides that dislodged hundreds of cubic kilometers of sediment on the continental slope.

75. Perhaps difficulty in obtaining natron through the traditionally established routes triggered the use of halophytic plants instead.

76. The disease, however, may be triggered in moles containing unusually high concentrations of melanin.

77. Therapeutic counselling for long-term problems - these may be triggered by the fertility problem and sometimes need outside referral to marital therapy.

78. Scientists have strong evidence that Type I diabetes is a metabolic disorder triggered by an autoimmune reaction.

79. The sequence generator produces the phase control signals and is triggered by step command pulses from a constant frequency clock.

80. It is commonly said that tsunamis are usually triggered by earthquakes or violent volcanic explosions.

81. Initial rescue efforts were hampered by a lack of heavy equipment and by landslides triggered by the initial earthquake.

82. Everything you do is triggered by an emotion of either desire or fear. Brian Tracy 

83. The events that triggered our dieter into breaking the diet were: 1.

84. Wild speculation, low margin requirements and sheer panic triggered the free fall that set off the Great Depression.

85. The molasses triggered bacterial growths which consumed all the oxygen, killing virtually all the fish and other water creatures.

86. Cataplexy is triggered by stress and strong emotion such as laughter, anger, or surprise.

87. Control were trying to get hold of him, to verify that he had accidentally triggered his window alarm.

88. Jagged boulders from rockfalls triggered by ice and rushing water made progress difficult.

89. A fail-safe system triggered a red signal, giving the driver of the train time to stop and remove the obstacle.

90. Your jealousy is always triggered by some external event or happening.

91. The accident triggered a public outcry for a median barrier on the bridge, a plan being studied by bridge officials.

92. And Eden, who wanted the leadership of the Tory Party, offered no support to the movement triggered by his resignation.

93. Corrosion Caused Cloudburst Corrosion in pipework has been blamed for a gas escape which triggered the operation cloudburst emergency plan in February.

94. It triggered an image of a diver shooting to the surface with a pinhead of breath, his arm like Excalibur.

95. Then they would be triggered and Bremen would suffer a massive communications blackout.

96. The world's economic downturn has triggered a rash of defaults in commercial paper and long-term debt, particularly by unrated issuers.

97. The most frustrating aspect of this preparatory phase is the waiting period before the attack is triggered.

98. Cystitis can also be triggered by the bacteria which cause sexually transmitted diseases such as Herpes or Trichomonas.

99. The incident has triggered what can only be described as a media feeding frenzy about shark attacks.

100. Even so, Lieberman's selection triggered an instant spate of hate messages on rightwing and racist websites.

101. There was a case of two brothers who both had seizures triggered by spatial patterns.

102. A burst septic tank is believed to have triggered the landslide.

103. The user need never be aware of the internal commands that are triggered by the messages.

104. This type of migraine is triggered by lowered oestrogen levels which occur around the time of a period.

105. Perhaps the re-adoption of Augustus had triggered more perturbation and he feared to sleep.

106. His death has triggered questions over whether a larger section of society than initially thought may be vulnerable to the disease.

107. This signal triggered the wheels of the mobot and propelled it to right in front of the can.

108. He has already triggered a steep rise in transfer market prices by proving such a bargain at ￡2.5 million.

109. The purchase triggered takeover laws requiring Mediobanca to make an identical public bid.

110. These energies often lie dormant till triggered by some unforeseen event or response.

111. A federal government report revealing that diets don't work has triggered a revolt against the ￡20 billion slimming industry.

112. These problems can be hereditary and there is no doubt that they can be triggered or made considerably worse by stress.

113. It is with these shares that one is concerned to ensure that the Schedule E charge can not be triggered.

113. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

114. Stage 4 is the familiar multiplier, only this time triggered off by a change in imports and exports.

115. His actions had triggered full-scale rebellion by the hybrids and by the vaster Stealer brood of true-seeming humans.

116. No considered view was offered on the underlying problems of prison conditions that had triggered the riots.

117. Could she have triggered some unwanted response in this mysterious man, entirely by accident?

118. Your feelings of inadequacy are always triggered by some external event or happening.

119. The virus could only be triggered off when some one wanted classified information on our files.

120. Buchanan's jump to the Reform party triggered a split within its ranks.

121. Batut, whose work predates radio remote control, triggered his shutter by the use of slow burning fuse.

122. That released the firing pin, which in turn fired the percussion cap and triggered a chemical reaction that generated oxygen.

123. The two gunmen triggered a massive search when they fled in a stolen car and opened fire on pursuing officers.

124. He gazed at an ineffable, agonizing radiance which only he could perceive, banishing whatever throwback emotions the brew had triggered.

125. So, the stereotyped growth cycle provides a clock, or calendar, by means of which embryological events may be triggered.

126. These raised levels may be triggered by the bacteria causing gum disease, which escape into the bloodstream when gums bleed.

127. The row over the currency triggered the protests that resulted in the coup.

128. The Powell speech and the dockers' march triggered a response.

129. Brown eyes scanned the beautiful intensity of her face and triggered a breathless response.

130. Within one minute of being triggered, the alarm summons about 50 staff to the problem spot.

131. The blast - triggered when Alan lit his gas oven - had ripped off his clothes.

132. He accidentally triggered his rifle.

133. The discovery triggered a stream of readers' letters.

134. More fundamentally, what exactly had triggered the calcium influx?

135. He believes the boosts in mood—including those pleasurable "chills"—triggered by music might also be a side effect of a physiological reaction.

136. Triggered with exposure to oxygen, heat and UV light, oxo- biodegradability is said to ensure long shelf life before the degradation commences.

137. Although there are concerns over financial market disruption triggered by government debt problems in Europe, we expect the export-led manufacturing recovery to continue.

138. Blood Caked Blade: Now does the proper damage amount when triggered by an off-hand weapon.

139. It could be triggered simply by the announcement of some massive layoff.

140. An "atrially triggered" pacemaker can pick up the signals directly from the SA node and strengthen them before passing them to the ventricles.

141. The incident has triggered widespread soul-searching with even the state-run media wringing their hands over the state of Chinese society.

142. Silicon bilateral voltage triggered switch. Breakover voltage 205V (min) to 230V (max).

143. When humans switched to meat-eating, they triggered a genetic change that enabled better processing of fats, said Stanford, who has worked extensively with gerontologist Caleb Finch of USC.

143. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

144. Despite my despondence triggered by her disregard, I kept up with my endeavor.

145. The one thousand pound bomb was triggered by a wire.

146. But forced austerity has triggered big drops in national outputs, so the debt burdens become even more unsupportable.

147. Dr Allen, 35, a scientist, suffers from bouts of "cataplexy", a rare symptom of narcolepsy, triggered by strong emotions-such as fear, surprise or laughter.

148. Anger is a defense mechanism triggered by the perception of various threats.

149. Bubble chambers are not selective because they cannot be triggered.

150. The radial velocity method, which looks for changes in a star's velocity toward or away from Earth triggered by a planet's orbit around that star.

151. In early tests , DNA - based vaccines triggered both responses.

152. The default color of white would not appear correctly when initialized and wouldn't show up until a state change had been triggered and then was set back to default.

153. And the result illustrates a triggered vacuum switch closure delay of400ns between trigger voltage breakdown and the commutation of main gap current.

154. Built - in heat - triggered protector prevents motor damage and extends pump life.

155. Convolution, correlation . Firing rate . Spike - triggered average.

156. The current recession was triggered by a slump in consumer spending.

157. Optically triggered MOS gated solid state relay is a new switching device, which is composed of an MOS gated thyristor, a phototransistor, an enhanced mode MOSFET and a Zener diode.

157. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

158. The study found venous thrombo-embolism — a potentially fatal blood clot in the lung often triggered by a blood clot in the leg — was 2.57 times higher in men 6ft or over.

159. As one type of credit card, student credit card has significant differences from ordinary credit card, and the differences between them have triggered different legal relations.

160. More than 170 people died last week when a tsunami triggered by a quake hit Samoa, American Samoa and Tonga.

161. As if by magic, you get the ordered output of the full execution path triggered by thread 24, which should look something like Listing 8.

162. Many doc-tors believe PPD is triggered by the changes in a mother's hormones after giving birth, yet studies have failed to find much evi-dence for a link between extreme hormone fluctuations and PPD.

163. Strain steps recorded by borehole strainmeters are of special values in studies of coseismic stress triggered fault activities.

164. Perennial allergic rhinitis, triggered by dust mites, animal dander, and mold, occurs year - round.

165. In a synchronous counter all stages are triggered by a common clock.

166. This finding suggests that massive runaway breakdown may have happened within the thundercloud in a process related to the initiation of the triggered lightning.

167. Grof describes his research with psychedelic drugs and the experiences they triggered.

168. A common anti-depressant, Bupropion, can decrease craving for Internet game play as well as the brain activity triggered by video game cues, research in South Korea suggests.

169. But this has triggered an arms race with bacteria, which start evolving to beat the antibiotics - and emerge as in the end as pumped-up, super-charged bacteria invulnerable to our medical weapons.

170. Not being used to such a collectivist set-up, Apple refused to pay up, which triggered the first big legal skirmish over smart-phones.

171. Some 'extra ammo' definitely came from a bullish technical picture which possibly triggered institutional buying.

172. A merger may have triggered the output of energy in this galaxy, Centaurus A.

173. The Americans also caught agents carrying strange devices, like a belt with a Swastika emblem on it—not very secret, that one—which could act as a two-barreled .32 pistol triggered by two buttons.

174. The financial agitation of 1882-1883 was triggered by heavy taxes, ill management of the private banks and tightening finance caused by the war between China and France in 1884.