Sentence examples for precipitating a split from inspiring English sources

Did Mrs. Parish really swat a young Caroline Kennedy, precipitating a split between the decorator and her most illustrious client?

Beat the Devil was a box-office disaster and precipitated a split between Bogart (who called the film "a mess") and Huston after many years of fruitful collaboration.

The Labour leader faces a mutiny from moderate figures within his party, and any staunch defence of striking doctors would only precipitate a split.

Geo promptly aired unproven allegations by Mr Mir's brother that the attack had been ordered by Zaheer-ul-Islam, the general in charge of the Inter-Services Intelligence directorate (ISI), the powerful military-espionage agency (which denied involvement).The station's claim precipitated a split between military and civilian leaders.

This precipitates a split between "wasp" culture and an alienated, urban culture, both in danger of losing touch with their roots.

Iraq precipitated a rancorous split within the liberal intelligentsia; but its long-term impact on the shape of national politics has been nugatory.It did have an impact on Mr Blair himself.

"Mugabe is deliberately precipitating a constitutional crisis".

"He seems intent on precipitating a constitutional crisis".

The reform issue precipitated a three-way split among the Brethren in the early 1880s.

The mother's death precipitates a familiar crisis: Thandi goes to South Africa, where the dissonance of her split national heritage causes stress and revelation.

That could precipitate a crisis.