Sentence examples for one precipitating from inspiring English sources
Housing bubbles — like the one precipitating the current mess — are all too consistent with full rationality on an individual level: if a bank anticipates that a borrower will refinance his mortgage loan should the price of his house rise, it may lend him money even though it knows he can't pay it back.
With phobias, of course, it's impossible to point to one precipitating cause, one formative event, and in Mr. Shawn's case, a constellation of events, experiences and environmental influences helped reinforce any existing tendency to bury his difficulties inside.
One precipitating event is the failure of the huge bank bailouts to do much for the economy.
More than one precipitating event could be present.
One precipitating factor is believed to be endothelial dysfunction, caused by an active cellular process involving chronic inflammation resulting in reduced flow-mediated vasodilatation in arteries within the radiation field (Sugihara et al, 1999; Beckman et al, 2001).
Though the Black Panthers were lined up against the bill alongside extreme Republicans and the right-wing rank and file of the National Rifle Association, the ironies of the event were overlooked in the subsequent media furore that ensued – one precipitated by the Panthers' staged invasion of the State Capitol building, where the Assembly was in session.
In order to characterize wax cut, as shown in Fig. 1, saturates were divided into two sections: one precipitated and another not precipitated, and the perturbed-chain form of the statistical associating fluid theory (PC-SAFT) parameters were tuned to match the wax appearance temperature of crude oil.
Many saw this as preparation to fire democratic staff members or the ultimate move to expel democratic senators, which would indeed cause a constitutional crisis, beyond the one precipitated by Walker's unilateral dictates.
CVS's decision, which will take effect nationwide in October, is an admirable one, precipitated by the changing role of drugstores: from convenience stores to health care providers that increasingly offer flu shots and treat minor health care needs in walk-in clinics.
Upon anodic oxidation of 4- 1-hydroxyethyl) triphenylamine 1 and 4- 1-hydroxyethylethyl)tri-phenylamine 2, a redox polymer grows on the electrode, and another one precipitates in the solution.
The applicability of the solution is limited to situations where each precipitate grows in a relatively large matrix since the solution is exact for one precipitate growing in an infinite matrix.
