Sentence examples similar to has precipitated utter failure from inspiring English sources
Campaigners against the loophole have claimed it has precipitated the failure of hundreds of high street businesses as smaller firms have been unable to compete with VAT-free internet prices.
"That's what has precipitated this polarisation.
That philosophy has precipitated a crisis.
Moneyball (written by Michael Lewis) has precipitated a revolution in sports.
No known events had precipitated it.
Nothing terribly dramatic had precipitated my trip.
What could have precipitated this incredible growth over the last two years?
That last hire may have precipitated McCarthy's departure.
The California experience proves that electricity deregulation has been an utter failure in California, and by extension, is likely to be a failure elsewhere.
America's long-standing attempt to isolate Cuba both commercially and diplomatically has been an utter failure.
Barack Obama recognised the war's failings when he announced: "The war on drugs has been an utter failure.
