Sentence examples for also precipitated from inspiring English sources

Individual failings of Aurangzeb's successors also precipitated the decline of royal authority.

The recession also precipitated a milestone for Saudi Arabia and the global energy market.

Not only that: Mao also precipitated the biggest demolition of real estate, the most extensive destruction of the environment, and the biggest waste of manpower in history.

It also precipitated a parliamentary inquiry, and the decision by Mr. Cameron to impanel the Leveson hearings.

Iron is also precipitated as iron smectites, hydrated iron oxides, and nontronite (iron-rich montmorillonite) in the deep sea.

The recession also precipitated an upsurge in Irish SMEs seeking alternative forms of finance, says Marc Rafferty, CMO at Irish peer-to-peer lending firm, Linked Finance.

The country endured an even more devastating natural disaster in 2011: the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Honshu that also precipitated the Fukushima nuclear accident.

If the precipitation is longer, salts from the RNA later solution could also precipitate.

"This behavior can also precipitate an eating disorder.

The new marketing model is also precipitating a consolidation of agency services.

The subprime debacle could cost hundreds of thousands of people their homes, and it might also precipitate a recession.