Sentence examples for this situation precipitated from inspiring English sources

With the relatively sudden withdrawal of state-supported programs, this situation precipitated significant shifts in population and natural resource use in the immediate post-Soviet era (Voinova et al. 1993; Bergen et al. 2013).

The situation precipitated by L.T.C.M. was so dire that some experts felt that the integrity of the entire American financial system was threatened.

People here who foresee the latter outcome say that Libya is about to become just one more demonstration of the fact that in international affairs, as in everything else, good intentions aren't enough, and they profess to discern an uncomfortably close parallel between the situation here and the situations precipitated at Versailles thirty-some years ago and at Yalta and Potsdam more recently.

Seventeen (29.8%) patients volunteered that stressful situations precipitated their cough.

Although the study did not report any lethal complication, fear exists that this situation might precipitate maternal death postpartum.

Narratives described a wide range of tangible and perceptual situations precipitating the introduction of solids: family members and friends saying 'give her food'; parents wanting more unbroken sleep; previous experience; and trying solids viewed as entertainment, seeing 'how the baby reacts' or copes with new tastes.

This situation may be precipitated sooner in the setting of PH and RV dysfunction, in which both hypo- and hypervolemia may reduce cardiac output [ 78, 85, 86].

This situation may also precipitate the re-location of OMI into the cytosol along with other toxic cell changes, depending upon the type of cell, its metabolic needs, and the duration of the demands placed upon it.

We pay no attention to how our actions in other countries have precipitated this situation.

The Bohemian situation finally precipitated the war.

Barriers precipitating this situation were referred to in this study as the three "nots," including not being well-informed, not being believed, and not being privileged.