Sentence examples for precipitated further from inspiring English sources

This statement only precipitated further questions from the media.

The early death of Caterina's son (1474) precipitated further conspiracies, all of which were foiled by the Venetians, who gradually usurped Caterina's power and finally forced the queen to abdicate (1489).

In 1850, the island's economic growth was disturbed because of an extensive livestock raid which precipitated further incidents the following year.

The bioinformatic identification of NSC73306 described above precipitated further investigation into its mechanism of action and interest in the prospect of preclinical development.

Although having another person present during the interviews may have aided more valid reporting of circumcision status, there is also the possibility it may have precipitated further misclassification of STI histories.

It also precipitated further reform of MAFF, removing food regulation to a separate Food Standards Agency and reorganising the ministry into the Department of the Environment and Rural Affairs DEFRAA).

It is the kind of catastrophe that can precipitate further problems, airing splits and exacerbating them.

"These developments are increasingly threatening the viability of the two-state solution and, in turn, risk precipitating further levels of polarisation and violence".

The Japanese Army spokesman tonight stated significantly that a thorough investigation of today's incidents was necessary because the International Settlement and the French Concession continue to harbor Chinese agitators who might precipitate further incidents.

It is hoped that both events will precipitate further investment in the city, the third largest in Brazil and only one hour by air from Rio and Sao Paulo.

Compounding Harvard's woes, the salary cap appeared to precipitate further departures at a firm that was already leaking fund managers lured by a burgeoning hedge fund market.