Sentence examples for this would precipitate from inspiring English sources

Under current circumstances, this would precipitate a nightmare on Wall Street.

This would precipitate, by 2012, a global economic depression.

Some husbands feared that this would precipitate their wife's infidelity, lead to her associating with 'bad groups', 'getting a big head' or no longer respecting him: … well, it would not be bad if a woman helped in my responsibilities but you know it is not easy to trust a woman because you may let her work outside the family and then she gets a job.

McNamara's replacement could be a known dove or known hawk, as that would precipitate a dreadful row in the Senate which might deny confirmation or cause a long delay.

Normally, an event even this innocuous would precipitate a lifelong trauma point A to my present point B. But in between these points, I took a detour from my fear that I still can't fully explain.

"It's fine," he said, a phrase I've come to understand means "back off". Under normal circumstances, this earring conversation would precipitate a fight, but I had made a vow to keep the college search process light and amicable, and this being our maiden voyage, I was still sweetly committed.

Were this to happen, it would precipitate a financial crisis.

Were it not for this use of bentonite, many or most white wines would precipitate undesirable flocculent clouds or hazes upon exposure to warmer temperatures as these proteins become denatured.

What capabilities, exactly, would precipitate those problems?

They were convinced that a demonstration would precipitate surrender.

"I can see it would precipitate some harsh feelings.