Sentence examples for issues that precipitated from inspiring English sources

Such a response would ignore the underlying issues that precipitated the revolt and only worsen American relations with the U.N., an institution with the potential to be a major asset to American diplomacy.

Just like that, IPOs are back in favor… all fear evaporated, all hesitation erased without any resolution to the supposed issues that precipitated the pullback originally.

It is precisely this sort of issues that precipitated the development of notions such as the mind-continuum (citta-santana) and receptacle consciousness (ālaya-vijñāna).

In addition to addressing the underlying issues that precipitated the international ramifications of the 1907 money market crunch, New York's banks were liberated from the need to maintain their own reserves and began undertaking greater risks.

After years of articles dissecting the department's dismal response time, botched raids, and use of excessive force — issues that precipitated the federal intervention — Colony Arms felt like a win, signaling a shift in the public's perception, or at the very least the media's interpretation, of the embattled police department.

The two largest issues that precipitated the boycotts, and exacerbated sectarian tensions by fueling a sentiment of disenfranchisement among the country's Sunni minority, have not been resolved.

The immediate issue that precipitated the day's events was a vote in the Senate on the government's economic stimulus decree, which was passed in the Lower House on Thursday evening.

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

That has become the single biggest drag on growth.It was partly the issue of creating new jobs that precipitated the call for new elections.

President Lahoud then raised the stakes by warning of a possible resumption of attacks on Israel by the Lebanon-based Palestinians, the issue that precipitated Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1978.

Indeed, disagreement concerning the compatibility of a rigorously transcendental philosophy with a speculative, a priori "philosophy of nature" was the very issue that precipitated the rift between Fichte and his erstwhile disciple, Schelling.