Sentence examples for precipitated earlier from inspiring English sources

This adapter is specifically designed to allow salbutamol entering the midstream of gas flow and carrying it far down the bronchial tree allowing its binding to the target sites; thus, in our case, salbutamol could have precipitated earlier, leading to partial absorption into the systemic blood stream from the trachea.

It was the debt owed to the refiner that precipitated today's action.

The financial squeeze was precipitated last summer when Archer Daniels Midland ended its 14-year sponsorship of the program.

Mr. Bellini said the collapse of the trade center would not have in any way precipitated yesterday's quake.

A drought in July and August, however, caused total failure of the crop and precipitated this year's crisis.

Mr. Hsu's rapid fall was precipitated this week when the California attorney general's office said there was an outstanding bench warrant for his arrest dating from 1992.

HEDGE funds may well stay vulnerable to the kind of rapidly spreading losses that have been precipitated this summer by problems in the subprime mortgage market.

Only Mr. Kostunica could have dealt Mr. Milosevic the defeat in the September 2000 presidential elections that precipitated last year's revolt.

Sometimes this happens out of necessity: the two subprime-focussed funds at Bear Stearns whose closure precipitated this summer's market mayhem had seen their assets annihilated.

He also denied that the recent return to France of a fugitive politician, wanted in connection with a major kickback scandal during Mr. Chirac's tenure as mayor of Paris, had precipitated today's announcement.

Executives who spoke to the directors said that there was a growing belief among the board members that the difficulties at Interpublic were being rectified too slowly and in too piecemeal a fashion, and that this precipitated yesterday's moves.