Sentence examples for precipitating action from inspiring English sources

The percent hydrolysis also affects the extent to which PVA is able to stabilise colloids against the precipitating action of KCl.

What these critics routinely fail to mention (and too many reporters fail to report) is the precipitating action: the Democratic majority's repeated use of a once-rare procedural gimmick that has kept Republicans from amending bills that are brought to the floor.

"Governments normally need to pause and think before they take precipitate action.

3. We can be Talent Catalysts for one another to generate new ideas and precipitate action.

Partner Stuart Crook says: "If you rush in, you may precipitate action by larger creditors who have a prior claim.

After the German-Soviet pact of August 1939, the Soviet Union revived claims to Bessarabia, and the collapse of the western European front to the Germans in 1940 precipitated action.

Finally a blazing row precipitated action.

Although public discussions among U.S. officials are often more designed to place pressure on the regime than to precipitate action, they underline the tensions between the two states.

Whatever the longer term achievements, we hoped to precipitate action likely to have a short-term impact, and by measuring that impact, to build confidence of municipal and household decision makers in basing decisions on hard local evidence.

Incentives created by such systems precipitate actions that, when repeated by hundreds of thousands of rational participants over time, push the system to a suboptimal equilibrium.

The tendency to weave stories where evidence is missing is the human brain's sustaining feature, precipitating heroic action, senseless love, and mindless hate.