Sentence examples for She precipitated from inspiring English sources

Shortly after Yolande Betbeze was named Miss America 1951, she precipitated a crisis.

With little prospect that people in her country will be able to obtain vaccines against pandemic viruses, she precipitated a standoff with WHO by announcing in February 2007 that unless Indonesia is able to gain access to supplies of vaccines against pandemic viruses, her country will no longer share its influenza viruses A (H5N1) with WHO's laboratory-based surveillance system (2 ).

So when Jess, recruited by her new best friend Jules (Keira Knightley), begins to train with the girls' auxiliary of a local football club, she precipitates a culture clash that ripples outward from her own household and becomes more and more complicated until the big game comes along to sort it all out.

An apolitical writer, she was precipitated by events into taking a political role.

One woman, who broke her arm, sued the Whitney and Turrell for more than $10,000, claiming that the show made her so "disoriented and confused" that she "violently precipitated to the floor".

The move was precipitated, she said, by the classic causes: "The children left home, the dog died, and the cat ran away".

She has already precipitated pre-wedding tension by pressuring the beautiful, well-behaved Rachel to upgrade her at the last minute from bridesmaid to maid of honor.

Grillet blamed "economic and political mismanagement", which she said had "precipitated a general collapse of Venezuela's health system, creating an ongoing humanitarian crisis with severe social consequences".

"My daughter could have waited patiently for my death instead of doing all she can to precipitate it," she said.

Having denounced her assailant to her husband, she committed suicide and precipitated the downfall of a Roman dynasty.

It was also precipitated when she stood up out of bed on waking.