Sentence examples for precipitated a flurry from inspiring English sources

The Dominion of Canada, created in 1867 by the confederation of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Upper Canada, and Lower Canada (now Quebec), precipitated a flurry of patriotic and literary activity.

A recent on-air spat with fellow panellist Germaine Greer about the role played by British paratroopers on Bloody Sunday - "they were thugs sent in by public schoolboys to kill innocent Irish people; they were rotten racist bastards" - precipitated a flurry of publicity and a further strengthening of the Paulin cult.

This precipitated a generational struggle among Democrats.

Postmodern theory precipitated a crisis.

This visit precipitated a nervous breakdown.

This precipitated a meltdown.

A freak accident precipitated a great friendship.

That precipitated an interest in analysis.

This precipitated an unorganized withdrawal.

To unearth the deep reason that precipitated an event.

That could precipitate a crisis.