Sentence examples for making which precipitate from inspiring English sources

It's deeply embedded in our criminal laws and law making, which precipitate bias in our judicial system.

The film depicts the siege of Van which precipitated the massacre of 1915.

And the faltering economy -- which precipitated Mr. Suharto's fall -- has not been healed.

This faulty generator later sprang a much larger leak, which precipitated the alert on Feb. 15.

One of her most fascinating case studies concerns women's hats, which precipitated a major social crisis around 1910.

Arroyo hit Rodriguez with a pitch on July 24, which precipitated a scuffle between Rodriguez and Boston catcher Jason Varitek.

Their eventual marriage will be childless, a lack which precipitates Tom into recklessly sharing his family history with his pupils.

They still made their mark, though, in a match which precipitated the quick decline of a footballing dynasty.

In the novel, Riba, the publisher protagonist, has an almost identical dream, which precipitates a Joycean pilgrimage to Dublin.

Casimir IV declared Prussia a part of Poland (1454), which precipitated the Thirteen Years' War (1454 66).

It is of great importance to know the condition at which the asphaltene particles precipitate and also the extension by which precipitated asphaltene particles can be re-dissolved.