Sentence examples for precipitated criticism from inspiring English sources
The government reportedly questioned some chat room contributors critical of government officials or policies, or whose postings precipitated criticism, after tracking the contributors through their Internet service provider addresses.
'What I don't accept is precipitate criticism made without any analysis.
His criticism was precipitated by Mr. Mugabe's decision to name loyalists to serve as governors of all 10 provinces, despite an earlier commitment to share the picks with Mr. Tsvangirai.
The war in Vietnam fueled criticism of American engagement in the Third World and precipitated a radical shift in American anthropology.
The collapse of Syrian peace talks and sharp U.S. criticism of Russia's involvement in the bombing of Aleppo, Syria, appear to have precipitated Russia's delayed retaliation, sources say.
What precipitated its collapse?
What precipitated the referendum?
What precipitated these gambits?
That precipitated the crisis.
–What events precipitated the disagreement?
