Sentence examples for largely precipitated from inspiring English sources

Boris's troubles (he ends up on trial for bank robbery and sentenced to spending the rest of his days in a pet shop window) are largely precipitated by heartbreak.

At the age of eleven, O'Sullivan was making good money in the sport, and in the past three decades he has won five World Championships and set a number of records while enduring a bewildering odyssey of breakdowns, addictions, and redemptions, largely precipitated by the imprisonment of his father, whom he loves, for murder.

A Nielsen survey published November 18th reported that only thirteen per cent of consumers plan to visit a store this Friday, down from seventeen per cent last year and continuing a four-year slide that has been largely precipitated by the growth of online shopping — which, of course, now has its own marketer-created term, Cyber Monday.

The decision to hire Melanson was largely precipitated on his willingness to work with Luongo on a full-time basis – something Clark was unable to do.

In the production process, where decreases in pressure and temperature mostly take place in the near-wellbore region, NaCl in porous media and perforations largely precipitates and causes skin in the reservoir (Kleinitz et al. 2001; Paulo et al. 2001).

Bivens was forced out after a player revolt precipitated largely by a loss of tournament sponsors that reduced the 2009 schedule to 27 events from 34 in 2008.

The change in defensive philosophies was precipitated largely by the promise shown last season by John Abraham, Ellis's fellow first-round draft pick who played linebacker last year.

The second period was precipitated largely by the expansion of Islam in North Africa during the 7th century ce, when groups of Arabs and Imazighen (Berbers) who resisted conversion sought refuge in the dry lands of the south.

The Project Appraisal Document of a USD 15 million World Bank Health Sector Support Project notes that: "The exodus of health workers out of [Malawi's] civil service started in early 2000 and was precipitated largely by the erosion of salaries, although there are other systemic underlying causes such as poor working conditions, and lack of drugs and medical supplies to work with" [ 11].

Pt may also dissolve TaC, precipitates largely present in the non-modified NiCoCrAlYTa coatings.

Atmospheric moisture is largely prevented from precipitating due to continuous downdrafts and other factors.