Sentence examples for precipitating a fall from inspiring English sources

Government policy is based on moderate and progressive price rises to encourage smokers to give up, without precipitating a fall in the value of tobacco sales that would also hit tax revenues, according to the newspaper.

The significance of Aalborg's industry began to decline in the 1970s, precipitating a fall in the city's population until about 1990 when it again began to increase.

However, since the sailors did not understand Spanish they mocked these intentions and pushed him off the boat, precipitating a fall.

One workday Sulley emerges from a door with a sock stuck to his back, precipitating a 2319 and scrambling a haz-mat team.

For example, an acute febrile illness, such as a community acquired pneumonia or a urinary tract infection, may precipitate a fall by impairing stability and decreasing one's ability to maintain the intricate balance needed to avoid a fall (Tinetti et al 1988).

Geologists said the seismic activities around Puna most closely resemble the events that precipitated a 1955 eruption, according to Hawaii News Now.

In addition, pressure in Asian markets, as well as an unexplained trading event that had precipitated a 1,000-point 1,000-pointhursday, continued to concern investors.

That changed in 1987, when disagreements over security and other strategic issues reportedly precipitated an October 15 coup, led by Compaoré, Zongo, and Lingani, that brought Compaoré to power.

After a series of financial crises in Asia, and the Russian default of 1998, the dotcom asset bubble exploded in 2001, precipitating a near-death experience for both Wall Street and the City of London.

In the years immediately after 1890, a combination of pressures sharply reduced the amount of gold in the U.S. Treasury, precipitating a panic in the spring of 1893.

The first resident had been murdered by Malays in 1874, precipitating a war that had left nearly all high Malay officials dead or in exile.