Sentence examples for that it precipitated from inspiring English sources

It is relevant to this paper to note that Henmi & Kusachi (1992 ▸) thought it likely that clino­tobermorite formed at lower temperatures than orthotobermorite (because its ' mode of occurrence' indicates that it precipitated after orthotobermorite), although it should be noted that Biagioni et al. (2012 ▸) observed it after heating a sample of 11 Å orthotobermorite.

And Uber did not dispute that it precipitated the recall movement.

Youth House provided another point of visible contention and there is little doubt that it precipitated the recommencement of negotiations over the Freetown.

The continued default of the Argentine government involved Baring in such serious difficulties that it precipitated a general financial crisis in England in 1890.

Mad cow and foot-and-mouth disease and the effects on the countryside of second homes play their part, along with the attack on the World Trade Centre, the vague war on terror and the two rather less vague wars that it precipitated, in Iraq and Afghanistan.

It's used widely, and every day, in Israel.' If the focus on the word itself detracted from some of the issues he discusses in detail - which Carter concedes it may have - 'it was more than compensated for by the fact that it precipitated national - and even an international - discussion or debate'.

I think there's also increasing evidence that it precipitates self-harming behaviour in children, and we have absolutely no evidence that the use of Ritalin reduces the long-term problems associated with ADHD".

Fire is viewed as having deleterious effects on woody and grass species richness (Smart et al. 1985) and that it precipitates the decline of trees by inhibiting recruitment (Nangendo 2005).

His sanctuary was coming back to that house... My mother understood that, and it precipitated this extraordinary ending.

Godard's next romantic liaison seemed closer to that ideal, but it precipitated his withdrawal from the film industry, and set the hard terms of his self-exile.

Reduction of a limited number of the cystines destabilizes the protein such that it precipitates.