Sentence examples for precipitating further from inspiring English sources

"These developments are increasingly threatening the viability of the two-state solution and, in turn, risk precipitating further levels of polarisation and violence".

It is possible that other pollinator species will follow suit, which in combination with milder winters might relax selection pressure on native plants to flower in the spring/summer period, precipitating further changes in the phenology of pollination systems.

Historically, immediate prescriptions of allopurinol during an acute attack have been actively discouraged for fear of precipitating further acute flares.

This finding suggests that false positives for such tests actually provide an indirect benefit by precipitating further workups which diagnose true recurrences in other locations.

This statement only precipitated further questions from the media.

It is the kind of catastrophe that can precipitate further problems, airing splits and exacerbating them.

Officials at the Program Support Office look into initial allegation of wrongdoing, alert certification bodies and pursue other informal avenues to engender improved compliance, and precipitate further investigation.

The early death of Caterina's son (1474) precipitated further conspiracies, all of which were foiled by the Venetians, who gradually usurped Caterina's power and finally forced the queen to abdicate (1489).

The Japanese Army spokesman tonight stated significantly that a thorough investigation of today's incidents was necessary because the International Settlement and the French Concession continue to harbor Chinese agitators who might precipitate further incidents.

Compounding Harvard's woes, the salary cap appeared to precipitate further departures at a firm that was already leaking fund managers lured by a burgeoning hedge fund market.

The move to re-write the Chavez-era constitution is also controversial among some Chavistas, and could precipitate further internal ructions.