Sentence examples similar to precipitating an explosion from inspiring English sources

"Mugabe is deliberately precipitating a constitutional crisis".

The rise of charter schools and academies has precipitated a Cambrian explosion of new ideas and innovations, stimulating a debate about methodology led by teachers themselves.

That precipitated an interest in analysis.

This shift precipitated an eloquent historical irony.

Unfortunately, waribashi precipitated an ecological disaster.

This precipitated an unorganized withdrawal.

The big bailout came two years after the crash, in 2010, and caused such an explosion of the deficit and debt as to precipitate a sovereign debt crisis.

In 1964, Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign circulated a television ad featuring an adorable girl counting petals on a daisy, and ending with a nuclear explosion, suggesting that his Republican challenger, Barry M. Goldwater, would precipitate a nuclear war.

That could precipitate a crisis.

Postmodern theory precipitated a crisis.

This precipitated a generational struggle among Democrats.