Sentence examples similar to precipitate errors from inspiring English sources

John Johnston, the Seasiders' right-back, religiously abused Paddy Crerand whose fury precipitated an error that allowed Green to score.

Some economists say they worry that Portugal's difficulties will be harder to address than those of Greece or Ireland, where specific errors precipitated the crisis.

For any educated European of Mitterrand's age, the connection between date, place and the reminder of a historic catastrophe precipitated by political error and miscalculation leaped to the eye.

Combinations of analgesics and anti-emetics can precipitate in syringe drivers causing administrative errors and inadequate periods of analgesia.

The requirement [11] to quantify or at least assess uncertainty in a national or regional estimate of forest biomass has precipitated a need for estimates of errors in the parameters of employed biomass equations.

The requirement [ 11] to quantify or at least assess uncertainty in a national or regional estimate of forest biomass has precipitated a need for estimates of errors in the parameters of employed biomass equations.

This error is about 0.1 nm for the smallest precipitate.

The 2000-2002 meltdowaswalsolso precipitated by a recession but had to contend with the errors of mindless exuberance that spilled over from the dot-com craze.

By preventing states from correcting the counting errors that result from different voting technologies, the conservatives arguably precipitated a violation of equal treatment far larger than they one they claimed to avoid.

No doubt errors in judgment were made, some by BP –both in precipitating the disaster and in its initial response to the spill but also by others, notably an American company involved in the exploration.

For many clinicians, technical errors encountered during the introduction and early use of the software program frequently precipitated a loss of confidence with the program.