Sentence examples for accounts precipitated from inspiring English sources

The killings led to the pullout of United Nations forces, which by some accounts, precipitated the genocide.

Worries about companies' accounting procedures, precipitated by the collapse of Enron, were cited as the biggest factor in that drop.

The creep-strength values (after exposure for 10 years at 650 °C) are estimated on the basis of the solid-solution strengthening and the precipitation hardening (taking into account precipitate coarsening).

By almost all accounts, these actions precipitated the country's economic decline.

It also demanded a full accounting of what precipitated the trading loss and clawed back millions of dollars in compensation from the executives at the center of the bungled trades.

Devitt also changed his account of what precipitated his punches: "As I pushed him against the car, Sayem grabbed my external vest and started pulling at it...

Laurent Moreillon, a lawyer for H.S.B.C., called Falciani a "data robber" and noted that the breach had been devastating for the bank, had created embarrassment for account holders, and had precipitated numerous divorces.

The precipitated fraction accounted for 68%% of the total organic carbon in the Fujisaki HA sample, 54 % in the Dando HA sample, and 84%% in the Takizawa HA sample.

The reduction of the lamellar structure and the loss of Zn precipitates account for the weakening in the alloy in HPT processing.

In fact, almost every economic crash in recent times has been precipitated by a large current account deficit.

The precipitation model takes into account various precipitates of hydrated salts over a wide range of temperature (i.e., −20 120 ∘C).