Sentence examples for surely precipitated from inspiring English sources

A lack of managerial control surely precipitated destructive consequences.

Such a betrayal may not prove fatal to the plot, though it will surely precipitate things.

Italians similarly shrug off the personal shenanigans of politicians that would surely precipitate resignations in shame north of the Alps.This is not purely a southern phenomenon.

A major decline in housing prices and activity will almost surely precipitate a full-blown U.S. recession.

A move to OpenDocument would surely precipitate fresh competition against Bill Gates Bill Gates Microsoftft, whose Office package dominates the world market in office software.

That would surely precipitate a major recession that would become global, given the dependence of most foreign countries on U.S. consumers to buy the excess goods and services for which they have no other markets.

Were Mr. Kornitzer still alive, this counterfeiting would surely have precipitated a dramatic gesture of abhorrence and repudiation.

Michael Jackson's life, his damaged childhood and reluctant adulthood, his eccentricities and dark secrets, the rumours and accusations that trailed him and, in the end, must surely have precipitated his premature death, linger too deep in the memory.

If they do, the state government would surely collapse, precipitating early elections, which Congress could easily lose.

A light went on in Arianna and whatever precipitated it, I surely want to find that on switch, bottle it and mass-market it.

The collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (surely an end-of-the-pier double act?) may have precipitated the biggest financial downturn since The Great Depression but the next round of awards ceremonies will still shine like a beacon of hope.