Sentence examples similar to precipitated disarray from inspiring English sources

Mr Summers's abrupt retirement not only raises questions about Harvard's commitment to free speech, given the long-standing jihad against him; it also throws the university's ambitious reform programme into disarray.Mr Summers's departure was precipitated by another resignation that of William Kirby, the dean of the powerful Faculty of Arts and Sciences FASS).

But accompanied by and perhaps precipitated by America's rising wealth inequality, these companies have thrown 20th-century notions of work, employment, and income into disarray.

What precipitated it?

What precipitated its collapse?

What precipitated the referendum?

What precipitated these gambits?

That precipitated the crisis.

What precipitated his fall?

–What events precipitated the disagreement?

What precipitated that change?

And what precipitated it?