Sentence examples for but precipitated from inspiring English sources

The intervention stemmed a run on deposits but precipitated the collapse of the Icelandic parent bank.

The mechanized linen mills fared better but precipitated, along with their British counterparts, a disastrous decline in the traditional linen industry based on cottage spinning and weaving throughout rural Flanders.

The Spanish-American War brought Spain's rule in the Philippines to a close in 1898 but precipitated the Philippine-American War, a bloody war between Filipino revolutionaries and the U.S. Army.

LC 1 448 was purified, but precipitated upon storage.

The untreated CNTs were non-polar in nature and could dissolve, or be easily dispersed, in non-polar or low polar solvents such as acetone and alcohols (methanol and ethanol), but precipitated from deionized water, a highly polar solvent.

The fact that most of the polar molecules were no longer present in this typical humic material, but precipitated as organo-mineral associations (see the above paragraph), suggests that contrary to the usual assumption, they were not strongly bound to the humic acid.

Most of the fraction consisting in O-containing groups, notwithstanding its high polarity, does not remain in solution at pH 5 and pH 7 but precipitates with the phyllosilicate-rich inorganic phase.

An expedition under Sir James Gambier in July 1807 had captured most of the Danish Navy at the Battle of Copenhagen, in response to fears that it might fall into Napoleon's hands, but precipitating war with the Danes.

But it precipitated thanks to the livestock version of the drug Diclofenac, developed in the early 1990s.

Pericles crossed over to deal with it but only precipitated a third revolt, that of Megara.

After examining them, Wise concluded that they were "not fossil material at all" but "inorganically precipitated iron siderite nodules".