Sentence examples for has just precipitated from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands Geert Wilders, who has just precipitated an election by withdrawing his support from the government, is now running as much on an anti-bail-out ticket as his more familiar anti-Muslim one.

"The recent events in Bayonne have only precipitated his signature.

The most infamous of these shows, "Twenty-One," which precipitated a scandal over rigged questions, has just been revived by NBC.

The baseline (that is, the deficit path before the President's policies) reflected the high levels of defense spending precipitated by the Cold War, which had just ended at that point.

Or maybe, in a perverse way, it was also the best, since the disgrace of the yellow jersey might just precipitate the wholesale cleansing of a sport that has spent years wallowing in its own filth.

In fact, almost every economic crash in recent times has been precipitated by a large current account deficit.

But it's the developed world that has precipitated global warming.

For it was Paisley who brought Allister back into politics just a couple of years as his choice as MEP to replace him in Brussels; it is how Allister who has precipitated Paisley's retirement.

So the news media squall it has precipitated seems overblown.

In this cramped view, Germany has precipitated the crisis.

That has precipitated a recent deal-making wave in the beverage industry.