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trigger

[trig-er] / ˈtrɪg ər /


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They fear a resurgence of inflation, similar to the rise in prices triggered by Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

From Barron's

Still, the economy is adding far fewer jobs now than in the past owing to a slower growth in the working-age population and uncertainty triggered by high U.S. tariffs.

From MarketWatch

Still, the economy is adding far fewer jobs now than in the past owing to a slower growth in the working-age population and uncertainty triggered by high U.S. tariffs.

From MarketWatch

Bond prices also sold off initially when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 and oil prices surged, triggering a recession.

From The Wall Street Journal

The video triggered public uproar and a criminal complaint from the health ministry.

From BBC