Sentence examples for finally precipitated from inspiring English sources
The Bohemian situation finally precipitated the war.
Things would change even more dramatically if renewed American action against Iraq finally precipitated the downfall of the regime.
In most cases, hydrothermal mechanisms have occurred in which aqueous solutions were forced through porous strata at high temperatures and pressures to dissolve zinc, lead, and other minerals, which were finally precipitated as sulfides.
He accepted the place on leaving Beacon School, and it was the impracticality of the commute from Brighton, where O'Brien was living with Wardle, that finally precipitated a return to the northeast: in 1990, the couple settled in Newcastle, where they've remained ever since.
Thatcher had humiliated him once too often, though what finally precipitated his departure was her Commons performance after an EU summit in Rome, during which she rejected what she regarded as creeping federalism in the EU by exclaiming "No, no, no".
The sulfur (IV) collected is oxidized to sulfur (VI) and finally precipitated as barium sulfate.
Reading of such anti-Fascist or Jewish friends as Stefan Zweig, one gets a glimpse of the anguished, hesitant, but finally precipitate abandonment of Europe in the thirties by many people of spirit.
The electrodissolution causes an increased metal concentration in the solution that finally precipitates as oxides and hydroxides.
An alteration in this equilibrium gives rise to oxidative stress, leading to cellular damage that finally precipitates into neurodegenerative disorders, cancer and metabolic disorders such as diabetes.
In ARDS patients, increased RV afterload is responsible for increased Ea while Ees may decrease because of hypercapnic acidosis, hypoxia, and often associated sepsis, leading to uncoupling between the right ventricle and the pulmonary circulation, and finally precipitating RV failure [ 27].
Finally, the precipitated samples were annealed to obtain solid samples with size of several cm.
