Sentence examples for apparently precipitating from inspiring English sources

He introduces the insurgents who planted the bomb that killed a marine, apparently precipitating the massacre by the dead man's squad.

Congress had been deliberating for seven hours when clashes broke out between protesters and riot police in Sucre, apparently precipitating the decision-making process.

It made heavy demands on Ming resources and apparently precipitated a military decline in China.

Neither incident resulted in a criminal conviction, though the latter one apparently precipitated his discharge from the service.

A police official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said yesterday that the attack was apparently precipitated by a group of women who had emerged from a christening ceremony at a catering hall.

But Kinnear's apparently precipitated Derek Llambias's resignation as the club's managing director, a position that has not since been filled, with his responsibilities instead split between the finance director, John Irving, and the secretary, Lee Charnley.

The announcement that Mr. Gbagbo's government would seize bank branches was apparently precipitated by the forced resignation last weekend of the governor of the central bank, Philippe-Henri Dacoury-Tabley.

This phenomenon probably resulted from the plunge in capital investment that apparently precipitated the downturn, the implosion of many dot-coms and the fact that the cyclically sensitive manufacturing sector is much more skill intensive than it was 20 years ago.

The letter was apparently precipitated by a brief exchange between Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn, the archbishop of Vienna, and Vatican spokespeople.

There is evidence of a mass kill of bony fishes at a fossil site immediately above the K Pg boundary layer on Seymour Island near Antarctica, apparently precipitated by the K Pg extinction event.

The rapid growth of private practice since 1992 was apparently precipitated by a 7% cut in NHS fees, which was designed to redress perceived excessive income [ 15, 16].