Sentence examples for it would precipitate from inspiring English sources
At most, it would precipitate a general fall in wages — and that would make our situation worse, not better, because it would increase the burden of household debt.
Five Anglican archbishops from Africa, Asia and Australia met here today with more than 50 conservative American Episcopalians to convey a warning that if the Episcopal Church USA votes at its convention to accept a gay bishop or to bless same-sex unions, it would "precipitate a dramatic realignment of the church".
They fear it would precipitate an even ghastlier wave of bloodshed across the country.The Kurds are probably the only big Iraqi group that actually wants the Americans to stay for long, but the Shia parties that dominate the government accept that Iraq's fledgling army still needs American training and cannot yet cope on its own.
In any case, an early admission of a solvency problem would be akin to informing your spouse of your intention to commit adultery: it would precipitate a crisis rather than avert it.On April 18th Standard & Poor's put America's AAA credit rating on negative watch.
If Japan should now declare war on Germany, it would precipitate an interesting situation.
The Kiev government is seeking to reassert control without bloodshed, which it fears would precipitate a Russian invasion.
If it does, the ECB would precipitate the market panic it intends to prevent; if it doesn't, it will amass potentially unpayable debt.
The IMF wants deposits frozen last December turned into long-term bonds; otherwise, it argues, their release would precipitate high inflation.
Since OLZ is insoluble in aqueous solutions at a neutral pH, we were concerned that the drug would precipitate when it came in contact with CSF and tissue.
It means, sooner or later, these solid micelles would precipitate in the porous media in the vicinity of well bore especially after shut in of the well.
Other banks, fearing that Shinsei's exercising the option would precipitate bankruptcies, bought its exposure, making their own troubles worse.
