Sentence examples similar to precipitated mistake from inspiring English sources
"We've been beaten up pretty soundly," says Mr. Paslov, who became president after a shakeup precipitated by the scoring mistake.
Today's fad in child rearing may be tomorrow's headline article on the mistakes it precipitated.
The impression was created of inexorably rising tension and growing risk-taking along the whole of the east-west borderlands, with a mistake precipitating a direct clash seemingly only a matter of time.
Nine days later, after the German invasion of Poland precipitated the Second World War, he apologised for his mistake, and ended his first wartime column with the words "We're all in it".
Even if it did give me itchy feet again, this time pointing me in the direction of a city which, Durrell's narrator says with typical evocative power, "used us as its flora - precipitated in us conflicts which were hers and which we mistook for our own: beloved Alexandria!" I hope there are equally good bookshops there.
That does not make it right, but unlike Bill Clinton during the Monica Lewinsky scandal, Clinton's chief political mistake was lying under oath about his extramarital activities, which is what precipitated the effort to impeach him.
While the behavior that precipitated the lie must be dealt with, parents should always impress upon their children that whatever mistakes they've made, being honest about what they've done will help restore respect and trust, experts say.
But it's a mistake to overlook the fact that it was Congress' failure to do what investors clearly thought was necessary that precipitated the steep drop in the stock market.
What precipitated its collapse?
What precipitated these gambits?
