Sentence examples for comments that precipitated from inspiring English sources

"Judge Rakoff and other judges put this issue more in the public eye, but it wasn't his comments that precipitated the change," she said.

The events that precipitated Abbott's comments are important, because they reveal the character of the man who is now prime minister.

That precipitated the crisis.

That precipitated an interest in analysis.

Mr. Halevi also ignores actions that precipitated the violence.

But a short-circuit that precipitated the camera's demise two years ago simply drained that power away.

It was the decision that precipitated Thatcher's resignation as prime minister nearly two months later.

Morose and often drunk, Pierce proved unable to defuse the tensions that precipitated the Civil War.

That precipitated an unusual phenomenon requiring American expertise -- the hostile takeover.

That precipitated a period of sustained Sevilla pressure as the momentum of the game changed.

Mr Blatter had made those comments as he responded to the arrest in Switzerland last week of seven senior Fifa members - including two vice-presidents - as they awaited the Fifa congress, arrests that precipitated the latest crisis.