An increase of 2.5percentt isn't going to precipitate a death spiral.
Her father's death precipitated a debilitating breakdown into inertia and despair.
Several years ago, Mr. Kassman turned to Long Island, after his father's death precipitated a move there to care for his mother.
Woolf's mother's death precipitated a major mental breakdown, the first of several throughout her life, leaving her debilitated for months, confined to bed and given barbituates to curb suicidal impulses.
From coast to coast, thousands of protesters filled the streets to voice their frustrations with the grand jury's decision and to show solidarity for the family of the teen whose death precipitated a much larger conversation about race relations and American policing.
His death precipitated a crisis; civilians took to the street in confrontation, pelting stones at Indian security forces who retaliated with tear gas and pellet guns, maiming hundreds.
With the authorities failing to acknowledge their involvement and declining to investigate these murders, the general consensus holds that Benito's death precipitated a chain of cover-ups to silence the family, however absurd that may seem – like attempting to cover bloody footprints by pouring more and more buckets of blood over them.
With the authorities declining to investigate these murders, the general consensus holds that Benito's death precipitated a chain of cover-ups to silence the family, however absurd that may seem like attempting to cover bloody footprints by pouring more and more buckets of blood over them.
Its economy had been twice ruined, first by Mao's Great Leap Forward, between 1958 and 1960, a step that precipitated a devastating famine and deaths by the million; and then by the calamitous Cultural Revolution of 1966-76, whicommittedted scholars and experts wholesale to the humiliation of manual labour, an act that squandered decades of intellectual capital.
After a series of financial crises in Asia, and the Russian default of 1998, the dotcom asset bubble exploded in 2001, precipitating a near-death experience for both Wall Street and the City of London.
Meanwhile, a rumour of his death had precipitated a revolt of Theban democrats; other Greek states favoured Thebes, and the Athenians, urged on by Demosthenes, voted help.
