Pitfalls for disclosing the diagnosis to patients include concerns about precipitating fear and distress, reducing hope and positive thinking, and inducing depression and even suicidal ideation (Johnson et al 2000; Pucci et al 2003).
The typewriter also precipitated privacy concerns, as recipients of letters of a personal nature believed a third-party operator or typesetter must have been involved in their composition.
This was a shotgun wedding precipitated by concern that the Soviet Union might use Rockall to spy on the Hebridean testing of the Corporal – the world's first nuclear missile.
Cianci's lawyer, Richard Egbert, shot off a letter to the United States Attorney, saying that Nocera had been "intimidated," and that Aiken's intolerable conduct had precipitated "a great deal of concern for the fairness of the process concerning Mayor Cianci".
However, he became concerned when the same headache was precipitated after lifting a heavy radiator on a single occasion.
One of her most fascinating case studies concerns women's hats, which precipitated a major social crisis around 1910.
In addition, pressure in Asian markets, as well as an unexplained trading event that had precipitated a 1,000-point 1,000-pointhursday, continued to concern investors.
In reflecting on the impact of the surgery, Dr. Hardy once wrote that the heart transplant "precipitated intense ethical, moral, social, religious, financial, governmental and even legal concerns".
Concerns about the safety of food sources and the precipitated changes in diet are further demonstrated by the issues affecting Coast Salish Communities on Vancouver Island.
At that time, Katz spoke of concerns that the loss of Newsnight's figurehead could have precipitated a "great 'Whither Newsnight?' storm".
Another concern is that the infinite proliferation can also be precipitated by the constitution relation.
