The lasting sense of guilt, Sebastian felt, may have precipitated Peake's catastrophic mental decline.
Respondents particularly noted fewer problems with accumulation of metabolites in patients with renal impairment and it was felt to be less likely to precipitate delirium.
Eleven other firms saw no reason to be precipitate - many felt that by the year 2000 either they or their businesses would be gone, and were willing to leave the problem to their successors.
Maybe he needed money, or he feared idleness would precipitate a breakdown, or he felt the compulsion of a storyteller.
He could run — although he was afraid that if he did run, it might precipitate the violence he now felt sure she had planned.
It seemed to exactly follow the pattern in fashion where you feel that a new identity can be precipitated by a handbag or a pair of boots.
Consider, for example, the massive loss of wealth precipitated by the housing crisis, disproportionately felt in the black and Latino communities.
Given only a weekend with her brother, Ben, & his wife, Julie, & the baby, she feels the need to precipitate confidences.
So it feels exactly right that Henry's crisis is precipitated by overanalysis — he's paralyzed by thought, by an inability to simply act (or react).
Jim Mandler, a Beth Israel spokesman, said: "We felt that the language 'gross misconduct' would automatically precipitate a thorough investigation with which we had every intention of cooperating with fully".
