Sentence examples similar to precipitated a record from inspiring English sources

The EP precipitated a record-company bidding war, won by the British arm of Universal, which distributes Verve.

This rapid meltdown precipitated a record-shattering decline in Bering Sea ice through the winter and into spring, which has threatened the very way of life in Alaska's coastal villages — reliant on the ice cover for transportation and hunting.

In each case, it's now known, the arrival of humans precipitated a wave of extinctions; it's just that, as Russell points out, these "tragedies" were not recorded by the people who produced them.

Postmodern theory precipitated a crisis.

This precipitated a generational struggle among Democrats.

This visit precipitated a nervous breakdown.

Seizing sticks and staves they precipitated a riot.

That philosophy has precipitated a crisis.

This precipitated a meltdown.

A freak accident precipitated a great friendship.

Moneyball (written by Michael Lewis) has precipitated a revolution in sports.