Sentence examples for precipitated new from inspiring English sources

American biochemist who precipitated new pathways of antibiotic development through his bioluminescence research, identifying (1970, along with Ken Nealson) a bacterial signaling mechanism that provided evidence for quorum sensing a mode of communication and coordination among bacteria, the concept of which has broad implications for understanding infection.

And, for the moment, Yarmouk's descent into what UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called "the deepest circle of hell" appears to have precipitated new measures of co-operation from the Syrian government and some opposition groups in a longstanding humanitarian battle to aid this stricken community.

If their walkout causes a split in the coalition, it may precipitate new elections.

He has hinted that he does not wish to bring down the government and precipitate new elections that could hand power to the rightwing Likud party.

This he proposes to do—if he is not indicted either by hanging on or by precipitating new elections and demanding of his party, the Likud, that it put him up once again as its candidate for prime minister.He is already marshalling his forces.

That precipitated a new round of news media teeth gnashing and maybe was why Van Gundy — after saying "if they want to fire me to please somebody, fine" — sounded like the only person in Orlando not ready to compare his team's ordeal with the unimaginable departure of Disney.

In fact, I believe historians may look back on SOPA as an early example of a new era of political engagement based on social media, much as how the 1964 Daisy ad precipitated a new era of political activity based on television.

Such sales are often precipitated by new galleries or building additions.

The crisis in the global economic system triggered by the banking collapse of 2006-08 has precipitated a new moment in the evolution of global capitalism.

Since the early 1980's, when Japanese companies aggressively entered the market for memory chips, Mr. Chang said, these boom-and-bust cycles have been precipitated by new competitors, like companies from South Korea and Taiwan, building factories.

The paper concludes by drawing attention to the future characteristics of conflicts precipitated as new agricultural technologies are implemented rapidly, impact unevenly and are received acrimoniously.