Sentence examples for challenge precipitated from inspiring English sources

Rosenstock's challenge precipitated a crisis in Rosenzweig: he later claimed to have spent the hours after the conversation alone in his room, pistol at hand, "face to face with the Nothing".

Jackson's challenge was precipitated by remarks from Big Brown's trainer, Rick Dutrow, who has repeatedly boasted that his horse was better than Curlin.

However, non-specific immune challenge can precipitate disease.

The resignation precipitated a challenge to Thatcher's leadership, which led her to step down.

The increasing popularity and usage of CAM products has precipitated regulatory challenges for many countries across the globe [ 4- 11].

Asked about the mass resignations from his shadow cabinet that precipitated the leadership challenge, Corbyn again said he expected rebels to fall back into line if he was re-elected.

Older erythrocytes are more susceptible to oxidative stress precipitated by PQ challenge and, in concert with the infection, results in a younger and more robust circulating population.

The resulting dramaturgical exchange between the SEC and its regulatees made it appear as if the voluntary initiatives were reasonably effective, but subsequent accounting and financial scandals challenged this view and eventually precipitated mandatory internal control assessment and reporting.

They would need to do this in the presence of saliva and before the next acid challenge comes in contact with the newly precipitated mineral.

The measurement of density (or difference in density between the sedimenting species and the suspension) is challenging for a material comprising flocculated and precipitated material and entrapped liquor.

The overwhelming scale of the humanitarian, environmental and economic crisis precipitated by Hurricane Katrina throws into sharp relief the challenges that our government and society have preferred to ignore or address piecemeal at best.