Sentence examples for precipitated discussion from inspiring English sources

The events that precipitated discussion on this theme included actions of themselves and other health professionals and included what they regarded as both positive and negative behaviors.

The goal is to precipitate discussion.

The interest figure looming in the future is probably what is precipitating this discussion by the Dell board now.

This critical moment precipitated wide public discussion of abortion.

Handler later commented that the word's use was "precipitated by a long discussion of how one should never say this word, since only a villain would do so vile a thing!

Much of the discussion was precipitated by human rights activist and author Pinki Virani, who wrote a book about Shanbaug titled Aruna's Story: The True Account of a Rape and its Aftermath.

I thought my bid would be enough to precipitate dialogue and discussion.

[1 12]" The ability of the clinical environments to support the delivery of palliative care precipitated a considerable amount of staff discussion.

It's used widely, and every day, in Israel.' If the focus on the word itself detracted from some of the issues he discusses in detail - which Carter concedes it may have - 'it was more than compensated for by the fact that it precipitated national - and even an international - discussion or debate'.

Starkey's comments in August 2011 on the BBC's Newsnight programme, made during a discussion about the 2011 England riots, precipitated support and condemnation from several notable commentators.

Caitlyn Jenner's highly choreographed emergence has precipitated an important national conversation about transgender issues, but it has also led to a useful discussion about the stereotyping of age, the valorization of a certain form of beauty, and the perpetuation of damaging gender norms.