Sentence examples similar to it precipitates outcomes from inspiring English sources

Very occasionally I think about doing something else and it precipitates a panic attack.

Mercury is heavy: much of it precipitates to the ground near the source.

It is so dunning it precipitates mad ideas of ascension, pulling my thoughts upwards into spirals.

"It precipitated not just a technological but a social revolution.

But it precipitated a whole new dispute about the need for a "second resolution".

Along with the other sudden pressures of entering the music business, it precipitated a nervous breakdown.

And only rarely does it precipitate coups or protests or the end of a regime.

But it precipitated thanks to the livestock version of the drug Diclofenac, developed in the early 1990s.

And Uber did not dispute that it precipitated the recall movement.

Instead it precipitated a call to, of all things, do something about illegal immigration.

Or it could precipitate chaos.