Sentence examples for precipitate project from inspiring English sources

If you use Spotlight on the Mac, it will remind you a bit of Google's Precipitate project which launched several years ago.

The war precipitated a vast project of self-examination among European and British artists and intellectuals.

So a central concern for me was reinterpreting cohesive ties as discourse semantic structures and the systems behind them as discourse semantic systems – a project precipitated by Hasan's work on componential and organic cohesion, cohesive harmony and text structure (e.g. Chapters 4, 5 and 6 of Halliday & Hasan 1980).

Results of this project have precipitated major changes regarding the management of pain in this institution.

The manganese carbonate precipitate from Baja Mining Corp.'s El Boleo project was readily leached into acidic ammonium sulfate solution.

Increasing contact between them and "outsiders" - precipitated mainly by the gas project, sometimes effectively forced - is reported to have led to recurring epidemics of acute respiratory infections and severe diarrhoea and regular deaths, among other problems.

But Carrie Twomey, the wife of former IRA volunteer Anthony McIntyre who spearheaded the Boston College project, accused Ortiz of precipitating Price's death.

Roger Taylor was used on both projects, and the pressure would help precipitate his early exit.

It stranded thousands of uncompleted building projects along the Costa del Sol and helped precipitate a banking crisis.

David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn appeared at separate rallies for the remain camp on Saturday, unveiling a campaign poster in his Oxfordshire constituency of Witney on Saturday, said leaving the EU would cost each UK household £4,300 and precipitate the loss of billions of pounds in funding for infrastructure projects.

From each facility, falls data for the six months preceding project commencement will be analysed, including data on circumstances, precipitating factors, consequences and management.