Sentence examples for that has precipitated from inspiring English sources

But it's the developed world that has precipitated global warming.

In fact, behind the misleading briefings, it is plainly the build-up of Russian troops in Syria that has precipitated the meeting.

Tragedies such as the deaths of mothers and babies at Morecambe Bay, and the subsequent Kirkup report that has precipitated a national maternity review, serve as sharp reminders of the human cost of failures in a system that acts as the gateway to life and parenthood.

That has precipitated a recent deal-making wave in the beverage industry.

That has precipitated sharp declines in various tax revenues on which the states and cities depend, forcing them into extraordinary spending cuts — not yet, of course, but after July 1.

That has precipitated a state takeover of the city, with the likes of Detroit's former emergency manager Kevyn Orr, who shut off families' water in Detroit, and George Norcross, south Jersey's most notorious Democratic powerbroker, advising the governor.

Yet had it been her obedience to her father's will that had precipitated Mr Price's downfall?

And the only way they could restore prosperity, they insisted, was by returning unpunished to exactly the same practices that had precipitated the crisis in the first place.

This week, the bosses of several large French companies lashed out at the rating agencies, accusing them of unjustified downgrades that have precipitated several debt crises.

The UN force was reduced to military units mainly from less-developed countries, and the clan-based tensions that had precipitated the civil war remained unresolved.

In addition, pressure in Asian markets, as well as an unexplained trading event that had precipitated a 1,000-point 1,000-pointhursday, continued to concern investors.