Sentence examples for Had precipitated from inspiring English sources

Nanoparticles in each of the three samples had precipitated a considerable amount, although the rate of precipitation in the sample which was made by the ball mill method was very less than those of the two other samples.

No known events had precipitated it.

Nothing terribly dramatic had precipitated my trip.

The scandal Anagnos had precipitated left a lasting bruise.

Yet had it been her obedience to her father's will that had precipitated Mr Price's downfall?

I had precipitated what would thereafter be called "the paperback revolution".

The excessive taxation, imposed for Spain's war effort, had precipitated the rebellion, at least in Naples.

The collapse of the Muslim Seleka rebel coalition, which ruled abusively for nine months last year, had precipitated the onslaught.

He later believed that exposure to the defoliant Agent Orange in Vietnam had precipitated his bouts with cancer.

Democracy, so the reasoning went, equaled individualism, and unbridled individualism had precipitated the catastrophe of the Depression.

He would not give a motive, a description of the killer or any information about what had precipitated the slayings.