Sentence examples for storm precipitated from inspiring English sources

No storm precipitated this Guy Garvey solo outing.

The dissipating storm precipitated the end of the Heat Wave of 1980 in places like Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, which had recorded 69 days of 100 F heat.

The man-made debris storm that precipitates "Gravity's" central catastrophe implicitly raises questions about the dangers of high-tech communication overload, says Cuarón.

But it was eclipsed by the storm of controversy precipitated by Armory Show artists like Matisse, Picasso and Duchamp and has since faded from collective memory.

The research topics of TT are related to dynamics and physics of mesoscale and microscale meteorological phenomena including turbulence, local circulation, severe storms, thunderstorms, precipitating cloud systems, tropical cyclones, and extratropical cyclones through data analysis, numerical modeling, and numerical simulations.

Also, ions have important effects on respiratory health as well as particulate deposition and uptake patterns, and it is empirically known that electrical storms can precipitate asthma exacerbations [8].

Their deletion impairs bacterial clearance, elicits a cytokine storm, and can precipitate septic shock.

The focal line of this lubricious party jam is "I know you want it", repeated over and over, and has precipitated an internet storm over its "rapiness".

Again this year, the program book for the Boston Symphony's festival here shows a photo of gussied-up concertgoers slipping and sliding in now famous mud, with the caption "After the storm of Aug. 12, 1937, which precipitated a fund-raising drive for the construction of the Tanglewood Shed".

"Such studies are extremely valuable to urban planners in assessing the effects of proposed urbanization and in understanding the impacts of cities on precipitating storms," he says.

At that time, Katz spoke of concerns that the loss of Newsnight's figurehead could have precipitated a "great 'Whither Newsnight?' storm".