Sentence examples similar to precipitated success from inspiring English sources
It would be fair to argue that the ongoing fearmongering of these opportunistic major party politicians directly precipitated the electoral success and re-emergence of One Nation.
The episode made Rugrats one of the first animated series to focus on a Jewish holiday; its success precipitated the creation of another special, "A Rugrats Chanukah", which also attracted critical acclaim.
In all, 4667 men underwent a first TWOC with an overall success rate of 61.4% (precipitated AUR 66.3%, spontaneous AUR 59.0%, P < 0.001).
The HDP's success deprived the AKP of its majority and precipitated a five-month-long crisis in which this election is the latest, but probably not the last, episode.
Motley's first big success was Richard of Bordeaux (1932), with Gielgud, which precipitated the need for more space and their move into a derelict studio in St Martin's Lane, London.
This success – coupled with Meyerbeer's known family wealth – inevitably also precipitated envy amongst his peers.
The associated complications with the surgical reconstruction, despite its undeniably large success, in addition to the advent of functional tissue engineering, precipitated increased interest in bio-enhanced ACL repair as an alternative to reconstruction.
The latter precipitated the end of the Scoop's reign atop the Christmas wishlists after a 15-year run of unparalleled success.
He was "staunch in the conviction that the success of that party, following the long agitation at the North of the disrupting question of slavery, had precipitated the Rebellion," his minister noted.
What precipitated its collapse?
