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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,[sentencedict.com] 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. Sentencedict.com 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.