Sentence examples for precipitated an event from inspiring English sources
This precipitated an event that was to crystallize the whole movement for revision of Dreyfus's trial.
To unearth the deep reason that precipitated an event.
This requires that, if shareholders accounting for more than 30% of the voting rights are found to have been "acting in concert" to precipitate an event, such as the removal of board members, then they must make a full bid for the firm, or face a fine.
The gift of the spirit precipitates an extraordinary event.
Overall, the palindromic repeats appear to be involved with the expansion of the V. carteri organelle DNA and have potentially precipitated a gene fragmentation event in the mitochondrial genome.
Baby's here, so the birds have got to move The arrival of our fifth child in six years precipitated an enormously complicated series of events, the immediate upshot of which was that the chickens had to move.
The history of coups in Afghanistan suggests that there is no easy way to describe the factionalism, personal ambition, tribal or other motivations that can precipitate a particular event — each has its own fingerprint.
Meredith's heedless actions once again precipitate a disastrous event, but in the second instance this is more deus ex machina than the organic product of what's come before.
Obviously, not all PD pulses are characterized by very a rapid rise-time; with a high probability of occurrence of a free electron within the gas of occluded cavities, only small or moderate over-voltages may be required to precipitate a breakdown event.
When Mo Lewis hit Bledsoe in the fourth quarter of the Jets' victory in September, it precipitated a series of events that brought the Patriots to this point.
I think Lord Black has abused this relationship.' Breeden's decision to report the inaccuracies to the SEC precipitated a chain of events that saw three of Black's closest lieutenants ousted after what has been described as a tense meeting that stretched way into the night.
