Sentence examples for had been precipitated from inspiring English sources
That had been precipitated by Sergei Stepashin, who was confirmed as prime minister on May 19th (see article).
The document said the move had been precipitated by the withdrawal of an expected proposal by South Africa and claimed there was near consensus about this issue at a recent meeting of Southern African Development Community SADCC).
Nationalist sentiment over the Falklands had been precipitated in 1977, when Argentina's claim to another archipelago the three Beagle Channel islands was refused by the International Court of Justice in favour of Chile.
President Rouhani, anxious to engage with the west, seemed to hold out a real promise of change and in particular an end to the clampdown on journalists which had been precipitated by the violent protests that followed 2009's stolen election.
Just as in the 1950s Macmillan picked up a Labour policy and accelerated the creation of new town development corporations to lead his huge housing programme, so in the 1980s Heseltine created urban quangos to regenerate docklands Liverpool, the Isle of Dogs and other areas whose decline had been precipitated by the economic policies of Heseltine's party leader Margaret Thatcher.
As Ginsberg and Mr. Kupferberg acknowledged, he was the one who "jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge this actually happened and walked away unknown and forgotten," a reference to a 1945 suicide attempt (off the Manhattan Bridge, not Brooklyn) that had been precipitated by what he called a nervous breakdown.
Much of this activity has been precipitated by the interplay of arts and design practices with methods and approaches found in scientific and technological disciplines.
Emotionally he was a wreck, and his death might have been precipitated by his relations with any one of his paramours.
