Sentence examples for precipitating more from inspiring English sources
The family hearing of the affair dismiss the groom precipitating more anguish to the girl.
NTR died early in the following year, precipitating more dissension within the TDP as Parvathi attempted to form her own TDP faction.
In the best conditions defined by a 25−2 fractional factorial design, starting with concentrations of 0.1 mol L−1 of nickel (5.9 g L−1) and 0.05 0.15 mol L−1 of cadmium (5.6 16.8 g L−1) it is possible to recover in only one stage about 99% of cadmium without precipitating more than 5% of nickel.
Higher parental income lacks an obvious explanation as a risk factor, though Kanne and Mazurek speculated that higher-income families may have more access to interventions that challenge (and frustrate) children with ASD, possibly precipitating more aggression.
Will this precipitate more attacks on India?
But the slightest sign of hasty moves towards the exit will only precipitate more violence.
The following summer, after Labour suffered catastrophic local and European election results, the Work and Pensions Secretary, James Purnell, resigned from the Cabinet, hoping to precipitate more Blairite resignations and a change of leader.
North Dakota has had oil booms before but never one so big, never one that rivaled the land rush precipitated more than a century ago by the transcontinental railroads, never one that so radically changed the subtext of the Dakota frontier from the Bitter Past That Was to the Better Future That May Yet Be.
That was complemented by a further strategic review in October 2012, although STMicro's announcement earlier this month that it would pull out of the JV will certainly precipitate more drastic measures.
The highest weight percent of n-alkanes in Bodo crude makes it to precipitate more asphaltenes according to Nellensteyn (Nellensteyn 1924) than in Bassrah crude.
It was also observed that Mogho crude precipitated more asphaltenes followed by Bodo and Bonny for both single and mixed solvent systems.
