The triggering of what had been dubbed the nuclear option seemed just hours away.

"The triggering of change has led to political liberalization but not to democracy.

This task was more complex than the triggering of a crude nuclear bomb, and took him a little longer.

Earth tides have also been linked to the triggering of earthquakes.

The second major factor in the triggering of landslides is seismicity.

It is not, however, the President who controls the triggering of the 60-day automatic troop withdrawal clock.

The triggering of the explosive charge is dependent upon the resistance of the target.

A tiny buzz marked the triggering of the protoplaser.

They can also cause a long-lasting change to weather (such as the triggering of a small ice age), enough to possibly make species extinct.

"No change in energy readings, no triggering of any automatic alarms.

The triggering of maskable interrupts can be stopped in some time-critical functions.

Exactly how altered regulatory thresholds allow the triggering of a specific autoimmune response remains uncertain.

This is a condition affecting the events which trigger the operation and will enable the triggering of that operation.

The procedure has been linked not only to the triggering of 'preexisting' claustrophobia, but also to the onset in some people.

Cosmic rays have been implicated in the triggering of electrical breakdown in lightning.

The triggering of seizures by antipsychotic drugs is generally agreed to be a dose-dependent adverse effect.

Sodium nitrite consumption has also been linked to the triggering of migraines in individuals who already suffer from them.

Mostly these are associated with a sudden rise in blood pressure - physical discomfort, headaches, nosebleeds, the triggering of cardiac incidents, and the like.

The triggering of earthquakes by the filling of dams can be a major concern in seismically active areas.

The prosecution placed the triggering of "Helter Skelter" as the main motive.

One of their specialities had been the triggering of novas as a crucible for heavy metal creation.

"High tariffs inevitably lead to retaliation by foreign countries and the triggering of fierce trade wars," Mr. Reagan said.

As the use of incentives mature over time, it is sometimes alleged that the triggering of clawbacks for non performance will likely become more ubiquitous.

Hang fire refers to an unexpected delay between the triggering of a firearm and the ignition of the propellant.

Oversteepening is caused by scouring due to oceanic currents and can result in the triggering of submarine landslides.

You can say the trigger words and continue to speak.

The second would be $5 million beyond the trigger point.

And they can be triggered by a number of things.

Her work has triggered national media interest in the issue.

Just about anything could be used to trigger a report.

I could try to figure out what triggered the idea.

But no chance was given him to press the trigger.

Again only a human hand could trigger the right response.

All I need is a trigger, you said so yourself.

Being close to death had triggered something deep in me.

"You never know what will trigger something good inside of them."

Who do we think was the trigger man, by the way?

A simple phone call is not enough to trigger the process.

He's gone a little trigger happy in his old age.

I'll have the trigger with me if I step outside.

Couldn't he see the man was on a hair trigger?

But two of them triggered off their C-802s just in time.

All boys your age have a hair trigger the first time.

Yes, Trigger is about to get one between the eyes, right now.

Bill knows what he's doing, and you might trigger something important.

Only the trigger stood between himself and the end of the war.

I would particularly like to know who can trigger them and when.

I mean, a large party came, but one face in particular triggered something.