Sentence examples for precipitated everything from inspiring English sources

It was the action at the door of the police car that precipitated everything that followed.

If it was not from me that everything was precipitated, this would have happened with someone else.

The event that precipitated the current crisis shadowed everything the generals said.

Act two: modern European philosophy, which begins in the 17th century when René Descartes tried to cast doubt on everything, thus precipitating a civil war between rationalists who thought that knowledge is based on reason, and empiricists who said that it depends on experience.

In the nineteen-eighties, cultural and political changes in America — some precipitated by AIDS — introduced the notion that a patient had a right to know everything his doctor knew.

What precipitated it?

What precipitated its collapse?

What precipitated the referendum?

What precipitated these gambits?

That precipitated the crisis.

What precipitated his fall?