Sentence examples for What precipitated from inspiring English sources

What precipitated these gambits?

What precipitated his fall?

What precipitated it?

What precipitated its collapse?

What precipitated the referendum?

What precipitated his downfall was the arrest of a judge accused of being in Mr Gayoom's pocket.

What precipitated the production of the film was the publication, in 2001, of Christopher Hitchens's "The Trial of Henry Kissinger," a book based on his two-part article in Harper's.

What precipitated the revolt was not the referendum per se, he says – although "the fact that Jeremy did 10 events in six weeks is pretty conclusive evidence that either he, or people influencing him, really didn't want to put too much effort in".

What precipitated all this was Justice W. Stephen Thayer III's divorce from his wife, Judith, a former chairwoman of the State Board of Education, a split so bitterly fought that Ms. Thayer appealed it to her husband's territory, the State Supreme Court.

That's what precipitated it for us.

People always talked about cravings and relapse and rehabs and drug-replacement but no one outside the 12-step world seemed to be discussing what precipitated--and thus could help arrest--addiction.