Sentence examples for precipitated an from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, waribashi precipitated an ecological disaster.

That precipitated an interest in analysis.

This shift precipitated an eloquent historical irony.

Victory over Germany precipitated an upsurge of Russian national pride.

The coming of the railway precipitated an uprising in which about 150 whites were killed.

This seems not to have happened until 2008, when the crash precipitated an existential crisis.

It stirred fears of a new epoch of piracy and precipitated an unprecedented naval response.

That precipitated an unusual phenomenon requiring American expertise -- the hostile takeover.

The decision precipitated an impeachment attempt by opposition MPs in early April.

It was on this scene that events in Europe precipitated an Anglo-French struggle in India.

The suspected bombing precipitated an afternoon of sheer mayhem in Manhattan.