Sentence examples for that was precipitated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tandja, an ardent nationalist, had participated in the 1974 coup that was precipitated in part by that year's famine.

How could a horse about to turn 9 possibly return to top form after a long layoff that was precipitated by an injury?

One particular form of redress offered by Romanticism was its response to the alienation from the natural world that was precipitated by industrialisation and mass urbanisation.

In many alarmist publications, the rise in mortality at that time is more attributable to the economic disintegration and rise in alcholism that was precipitated by the politcal collapse in eastern Europe.

This was followed by a smaller boom in the early 21st century that was precipitated by the massive growth of Seattle's other major technology company, Amazon.com.

The cautiously optimistic assessment came at the end of a speech at the Brookings Institution observing a year after a market crisis that was precipitated by the collapse of the investment bank Lehman Brothers.

A rough estimate of the total energy in a thunderstorm can be made from the total quantity of water that is precipitated by the cloud.

This substance, usually prepared by heating the cobaltic hydroxide that is precipitated from cobalt-containing solutions by sodium hypochlorite, has a number of important uses in the glass and ceramics industries.

Moreover, the methods of brain imaging, themselves the reflection of the complexity of brain functional architecture, have provided new ways of diagnosing, and possibly differentiating, subtypes of depressive illness and anxiety disorders that are precipitated or exacerbated by stress.

Initially, the displacements westward that were precipitated by the consolidation of the Hsiung-nu confederacy took the form of a series of migrations into Iran and across the Hindu Kush into India.

Inevitably, issues that are precipitated by symbols and fought through at the university have a far wider resonance.