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91. The B-shell contains in-built drivers that trigger the chip technology and run the relational database.

92. But a complete withdrawal could trigger a new outbreak of fighting.

93. The Return key which denotes the start of the new paragraph can also trigger off other paragraph attributes.

94. The trigger of the gun is locked so that it cannot be fired by accident.

95. Entering a name into the diary for instance can be used to trigger an address search.

96. I squeeze the trigger, recoil, smell the metallic smoke, hear the shotgun crack.

97. The effect was to trigger off a largely middle-class uprising designed to break the chains hampering economic growth and professional advancement.

98. We know this individual pulled the trigger, but there are several possibilities as to who was actually responsible.

99. If Richemont should buy out the Philip Morris stake it would trigger an obligation to bid for the rest of the shares.

100. Then he unfroze, pulled the trigger of the shotgun and leapt back into cover, all in the same movement.

101. Just a few molecules were enough to trigger a severe response.

102. The immediate trigger for the protest is a parliamentary bill designed to crack down on illegal immigration.

103. He held the piece up and sighted it, squeezing the trigger, allowing the hammer to fall on an empty chamber.

104. A failure to achieve the annual Gramm-Rudman targets would trigger automatic spending cuts spread equally between defence and social programmes.

105. A few cycles of high intensity exercise are needed to trigger the growth of bone.

106. It will produce the hard data needed to analyse resource utilisation and will trigger an alarm mechanism allowing managers to control access.

107. He could feel in his finger the pressure of the trigger coiling.

108. He pulled the trigger, believing that the safety catch was on.

109. Then, swallowing once, he shut his eyes and squeezed the trigger.

110. Without adequate built-in safeguards,[www.Sentencedict.com] there will be other Susan Allens who will pull the trigger before they cry for help.

111. Verbal echoes and ambiguities may trigger off metaphorical associations that are not necessarily conceptually justified.

112. You don't find out that the gun's not loaded until after you've heard the trigger click.

113. Sometimes they even seem to provoke the trigger actions deliberately.

114. Another possible use of video in a training programme is to trigger new ideas and expand trainees' horizons.

115. Perhaps he will hold back, not least for fear of the international backlash such a violation of democracy would trigger.

116. It would only take a computer error or a mutiny by some of those manning the weapons to trigger a global war.

117. The magazine ended and there was only a faint click from the trigger mechanism.

118. If your subject to these irrational fears, then use that fear as a trigger to change your attitude.

119. The gaping round mouth of the gun, centred squarely on his left eye. Finger tightening on trigger.

120. Injection of InsP 3 can trigger breakdown of the nuclear envelope in sea urchin embryos.