Sentence examples for precipitated not only from inspiring English sources

"How do you expect me to marry you if you never let me catch up?" When we spoke, Wang connected China's economic and cultural "behindness" after the Cultural Revolution — which had precipitated not only political upheaval but also economic and cultural stagnation — to her protagonist's anxieties.

ATHENS — Andreas Georgiou was not particularly alarmed when he was asked to testify in a judicial investigation into one of the most contentious issues in Greece today: whether the 2009 budget deficit — which precipitated not only Greece's crash but the broader euro zone crisis — had been badly overstated.

"It precipitated not just a technological but a social revolution.

The end-capped oligomers were precipitated in the middle of the polymerization, and the polymerization proceeded efficiently even in the precipitated crystals by not only the direct polymerization but also the ester exchange polymerization, resulting in the increase in molecular weight.

Chinese President Hu Jintao: I resolve to corral the gathering nationalism of my population before it precipitates a crisis not only with Taiwan but with Japan, our new great trading partner.

Figure 5 shows that each antibody not only precipitated its cognate antigen, but co-precipitated the other three proteins as well, suggesting that PP1γ2, PPP1R11, Sds22, and actin constitute either the entirety or components of several related multimeric protein complexes in testis.

These ballots not only precipitated killing and maiming; the violence also seemed to discredit democracy itself.

Mr. Johnson said that his concussive symptoms and drug addiction not only precipitated his marriage's decline but began several years before it, specifically that preseason of 2002.

But the terms of the agreement were confused, and although Russia reluctantly supported Austria's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (October 7 , 1908, which not only precipitated a crisis in the Balkans but also generally improved the position of Austria there at Russia's expense, Austria declined to use its influence to bring about the opening of the strait.

This suggests that increased activity in Tc1 animals is not only precipitated by introducing mutant animals to a novel environment, as in the open field, but is expressed as an unprovoked behaviour in the familiar surroundings of the home cage.

However, in the reciprocal immunoprecipitation experiment using an anti-Oct4 antibody, we noticed that immunoprecipitation of endogenous Oct4 not only precipitated the expected ESET protein of 180 kDa, but also ESET proteins of higher molecular weight, which may be post-translationally modified ESET proteins.