Sentence examples for precipitate a split from inspiring English sources
The Labour leader faces a mutiny from moderate figures within his party, and any staunch defence of striking doctors would only precipitate a split.
Did Mrs. Parish really swat a young Caroline Kennedy, precipitating a split between the decorator and her most illustrious client?
Beat the Devil was a box-office disaster and precipitated a split between Bogart (who called the film "a mess") and Huston after many years of fruitful collaboration.
Geo promptly aired unproven allegations by Mr Mir's brother that the attack had been ordered by Zaheer-ul-Islam, the general in charge of the Inter-Services Intelligence directorate (ISI), the powerful military-espionage agency (which denied involvement).The station's claim precipitated a split between military and civilian leaders.
This precipitates a split between "wasp" culture and an alienated, urban culture, both in danger of losing touch with their roots.
Iraq precipitated a rancorous split within the liberal intelligentsia; but its long-term impact on the shape of national politics has been nugatory.It did have an impact on Mr Blair himself.
If their walkout causes a split in the coalition, it may precipitate new elections.
The reform issue precipitated a three-way split among the Brethren in the early 1880s.
What precipitated all this was Justice W. Stephen Thayer III's divorce from his wife, Judith, a former chairwoman of the State Board of Education, a split so bitterly fought that Ms. Thayer appealed it to her husband's territory, the State Supreme Court.
