A jury in Conroe, near Houston, found him guilty of murder and sentenced him to death as prosecutors argued that meanness, not Mr. Colburn's history of psychiatric problems, precipitated the killing.
Simple problems precipitate hospital admission and rapidly trigger outreach or intensive care review.
In a single year, in case after case, across many sectors of the economy, federal agencies caught big companies breaking the law -- defrauding taxpayers, covering up deadly safety problems, even precipitating the financial collapse in 2008 -- and let them off the hook with barely a slap on the wrist.
My own problem was precipitated one autumn by eight days of pulling a heavy suitcase through six airports.
This is typically called a regional recall, meaning the automaker persuades the safety agency that the problem is precipitated by factors like salt use, extreme cold or heat, obviating the automaker from conducting a nationwide recall.
By 1840 Garrison's increasingly personal definition of the slavery problem had precipitated a crisis within the American Anti-Slavery Society, a majority of whose members disapproved of both the participation of women and Garrison's no-government theories.
The strategies are similar in their overall architectures and differ (1) according to nature of the clinical problem that precipitated the need to learn, and (2) the ways in which learning resources are used.
Hypoglycemia may be a sequential problem or factor precipitating these complications.
It is the long-term problems of a handful of states, including California, Illinois, New Jersey and New York, that financial analysts worry about most, fearing that their problems might precipitate a crisis that could hurt other states by driving up their borrowing costs.
When BNUB closed, the problems that precipitated the first UN mission were still present, said the source.
