Sentence examples for it precipitating from inspiring English sources

A campaign to shift from a unitary to a genuinely federal system was launched in 1960, and two years later U Nu, the prime minister, agreed to implement it – precipitating the coup: Ne Win, heavily influenced by Japanese Fascists under whom he had trained as a young man, wanted to crush ethnic resistance permanently.

For now, Tamarrod is riding the wave of events it precipitated, and its leadership is convinced it can reshape Egypt's future.

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

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.

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.

It precipitated the end of the sector's postwar economic and political dominance.

Depardieu was arrested in 2003 for firing a gun in a bar; it precipitated a break with his father.

His sanctuary was coming back to that house... My mother understood that, and it precipitated this extraordinary ending.

For all the slaughter and devastation it precipitated, it insists, the Reformation was a wonderful thing and a major step on the road toward human enlightenment.