Sentence examples for precipitate action from inspiring English sources

He urged Mr. Trimble's restive party members not to take any "precipitate action".

But it was the circumstances immediately before August 7 that tripped the Georgians into precipitate action.

But the commander in chief of the British army had warned him against precipitate action.

Partner Stuart Crook says: "If you rush in, you may precipitate action by larger creditors who have a prior claim.

I completely agree with Mr. Ghosh when he says the Indian response should not be one of "precipitate action".

When he became leader before the British withdrawal was accomplished, if he'd taken precipitate action to accelerate that withdrawal, he would have been crucified.

Isaacs has since apologised for his precipitate actions, and the two have made peace.

In the Middle East itself, the harmful effects of these precipitate actions will be many and widespread; some of them are described by our Cairo correspondent on page 429 [not reproduced online].

After the German-Soviet pact of August 1939, the Soviet Union revived claims to Bessarabia, and the collapse of the western European front to the Germans in 1940 precipitated action.

Finally a blazing row precipitated action.

What transpired in Newtown may be horrific enough to precipitate political action.