Sentence examples for having been precipitated from inspiring English sources

Ellison later recalled the move as having been precipitated by his mother's feeling that "my brother and I would have a better chance of reaching manhood if we grew up in the north".

This explanation is strengthened by the distribution pattern of dolomite abundance in these three segments (Fig. 9), and the NE segment has the highest proportion of dolomite cements, while intermediate and minor dolomite cements are shown in the central and SW segments due to part of dolomite having been precipitated in the Rotliegend (Fig. 9).

The protests have been precipitated, in part, by a crisis over water and electricity supplies.

That had been precipitated by Sergei Stepashin, who was confirmed as prime minister on May 19th (see article).

His early death may have been precipitated by the penetration into Munster of the Irish uprising of 1598.

Nearly ideal graphite crystals have been precipitated from molten transition metals for several decades.

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.

He quickly recovers his senses and recounts how two separate disasters have taken place recently, both of which have been precipitated by warnings from a ghostly presence.

In 1982, he was diagnosed with mesothelioma, rumoured to have been precipitated by the asbestos lining of the specimen cabinets in the MCZ basement.

HEDGE funds may well stay vulnerable to the kind of rapidly spreading losses that have been precipitated this summer by problems in the subprime mortgage market.