Sentence examples for precipitate it from inspiring English sources
As with the Christian millennium, it was wrong to try to precipitate it.
The Missouri Compromise, rather than avoiding civil war, helped precipitate it.
Thus, although stress might precipitate it, it is about mental illness, most commonly mood and substance abuse disorders.
"My daughter could have waited patiently for my death instead of doing all she can to precipitate it," she said.
They have been reviled as the bad hats of Wall Street, nefarious traders who cashed in on the market collapse and, some insist, helped precipitate it.
The research was published online in The Gerontologist. "Now we actually need to pay attention to it, not only to the factors that precipitate it, but also to the consequences," Dr. Brown said.
Indeed, the CFPB was set up to protect the little guy from predatory financial firms in the wake of the financial crisis and the deceptive mortgage issuance that helped to precipitate it.
It's hard to say if we rode the bloggers-with-book-deals wave or if we helped precipitate it.
Change however, doesn't necessarily come about as a result of what we think will precipitate it and when it doesn't, it's easy to conclude that it can't happen.
When the DNA was too viscous to precipitate, it was collected using a genomic tip.
