| trigger protest | 13.23 | That triggered the protest. | ||
| trigger wave | 7.50 | The ruling triggered a wave of protests. | ||
| trigger violence | 7.24 | It, too, often triggers street violence. | ||
| trigger riot | 6.19 | The assault triggered major riots. | ||
| trigger explosion | 5.40 | The agency did not say what triggered the explosion. | ||
| trigger alarm | 5.20 | An alarm is briefly triggered. | ||
| trigger inflation | 5.07 | That in turn triggered inflation. | ||
| trigger concern | 4.67 | Moving pictures triggered other concerns. | ||
| trigger fear | 4.28 | Power struggle triggers fears of coup. | ||
| trigger landslide | 4.21 | The earthquake triggered a landslide. | ||
| trigger clash | 3.82 | The move could trigger clashes. | ||
| trigger fire | 3.82 | The crash triggered a fire. | ||
| trigger crisis | 3.69 | This is what triggered the crisis. | ||
| trigger attack | 3.49 | Certain foods can trigger an attack. | ||
| trigger panic | 3.29 | The arrests triggered panic in corporate circles. | ||
| trigger unrest | 3.23 | But the polls could also trigger further unrest. | ||
| trigger reaction | 3.03 | The lasers trigger chemical reactions that fight the tumors. | ||
| trigger criticism | 2.70 | The ruling triggered fierce criticism. | ||
| trigger decline | 2.63 | The stock decline was triggered by a fall in the dollar. | ||
| trigger blast | 2.57 | Had the blast been triggered? |