Sentence examples for precipitated events from inspiring English sources

The failed hard drive merely precipitated events.

For Lenin, then, the communist elite the "workers' vanguard"—was more than a catalytic agent that precipitated events along their inevitable course; it was an indispensable element.

It was the leaking of this plan that precipitated events leading to the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Of these, most (41/46, 89%) had a single precipitant; five patients (5/46, 11%) had two coexisting precipitating events.

The second and third hypotheses were causal in nature: in one account (#3), there was a single precipitating event, and there was a sequence of precipitating events in three others (#2, #4 and #6).

Disentangling the disabling process: insights from the precipitating events project.

Next, discuss student responses, emphasizing that they do not have to reveal the precipitating events.

Age, comorbid factors, precipitating events, weight, symptoms and signs, microbiologic factors, radiographs, surgical therapy, and morbidity were correlated.

Unlike protests in Egypt and riots in London, there are no temporally distinct precipitating events for America's still non-existent protest movement.

The emotional conflicts usually are related to loss of comrades, leaders, and group support, together with other precipitating events in the battle setting.

The uprisings in neighboring Tunisia and Egypt were precipitating events, but the resistance has drawn its core motivation from Libya's brutal experience of colonialism.