Sentence examples for having precipitated from inspiring English sources

Fortunately the crisis had passed and my fears of having precipitated the demise of the Wykeham Professor were dispelled.

"I also wish to apologize to you viewers for having precipitated such anxiety and unnecessary drama," he said.

A four-year marriage to the baseball player David Justice, resulting in a breakup that Berry has described as having precipitated thoughts of suicide.

"Of course, I didn't realize at the time we wrote it that the independent counsel was going to get involved, and we didn't realize that the president wasn't going to tell the truth!" Nevertheless, Stevens insisted, it wasn't fair to blame the court for having precipitated Clinton's impeachment.

More decisive moves towards joining the EU may not be too long in coming.Paying the price for financial excessThe international credit crisis hit Iceland hard in mid-September, as credit markets seized up almost completely following the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, the US investment bank (a move now widely viewed as having precipitated the current acute financial crisis).

Prime Minister Nouri Maliki wants a third term, though observers say he is seen by many as having precipitated the current crisis through sectarian policies.

No known events had precipitated it.

Nothing terribly dramatic had precipitated my trip.

So the news media squall it has precipitated seems overblown.

"The warning may have precipitated it," said Roberta Goodman of Merrill Lynch Global Securities.

The scandal Anagnos had precipitated left a lasting bruise.