Sentence examples for To be precipitated from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, drinking very dry wine or strong tea or eating acidic fruit causes the proteins to be precipitated out, creating an equally unpleasant dry sensation.

The progress of water, from the time of precipitation until it is returned to the atmosphere and is again ready to be precipitated, is called the hydrologic cycle.

Many of the cases appear to be precipitated by strenuous physical activity, but it can also be triggered by psychologically and emotionally stressful events as well as physiologically stressful ones, such as taking a hot or cold shower.

It is a disorder of eating, sleep and mood that seems most often to be precipitated by a stressful event or situation, like divorce, the death of a loved one or the loss of a job.

To guard against that, Vargas Llosa has allowed the story to be precipitated by the return to her native island of Urania Cabral, who was smuggled out by nuns as a sexually traumatised 14-year-old and whose father was one of Trujillo's unloveliest hangers-on, all the more squalid for having once been someone of culture.

The U VI) was found to be precipitated as U IV -uraninite.

Unfortunately, in that case, it wasn't clear what was supposed to be precipitating the drama.

Were it thought to be precipitating a war with Israel, it might lose them.

In ignoring President Barack Obama's Friday warning to keep out of Ukraine, Russia looks to be precipitating the greatest crisis in Russia-Western relations since at least the fall of the Berlin Wall.

The Committee found your actions in contacting the child protection unit of the Staffordshire Police to be precipitate and by not seeking the permission of the Acting Medical Director of the Trust before meeting D I Gardner to be precipitate and irresponsible.

Eleven other firms saw no reason to be precipitate - many felt that by the year 2000 either they or their businesses would be gone, and were willing to leave the problem to their successors.