Sentence examples for issues precipitated by from inspiring English sources

Almost as prevalent were issues precipitated by the patient or their relative (43, 22.5%) such as unnecessary medication requests and anger or upset at an aspect of their healthcare.

Several issues precipitated this interest, one of them being the increased advocacy by the WHO on the role of task shifting as a means of reducing the burden on overstretched health care systems [ 10].

Inevitably, issues that are precipitated by symbols and fought through at the university have a far wider resonance.

The fading of one event is precipitated by the prominence of another.

There have been 22 emergency extensions since then, precipitated by critical issues like the number of planes that can land at Reagan National Airport, $4 million for a handful of small rural airports and the rules that apply when workers in the air industry vote on whether to join a union.

The Pashtunistan issue precipitated Daud Khan's downfall.

The reform issue precipitated a three-way split among the Brethren in the early 1880s.

But what he precipitated by taking the issue to the extreme with China may be a turning point in Japan's long post-war identity crisis.

The fact that slavery, and slavery alone, was the issue, and that the war was precipitated by the election of an anti-slavery candidate, Abraham Lincoln, is one of those plain truths that's often lost sight of.

At the heart of the club's issues has been a coaching merry-go-round precipitated by the departure of foundation boss Tony Popovic this time last year which led to an ill-fated dalliance with Josep Gombau.

That shift was precipitated by the emergence of a growing constituency of pro-gay-marriage operatives and donors in the Republican Party, whose direction on social issues is still largely set by its culturally conservative base.