Sentence examples for who precipitated from inspiring English sources

"I was the one who precipitated this," Father Ramsey said.

She maintains it was Giorgio Armani who precipitated fashion's decline.

What occurred next, and who precipitated it, is at the heart of the continuing quarrel.

But in the end, the police said, it was Mr. Calce who precipitated his son's arrest, and his own.

If it comes, it does through the women millworkers, who precipitated two serious riots in Belfast in other days.

Amid this standoff, there has been an explosion of outrage against perceived excessive compensation to those who precipitated the financial crisis.

Some day the world will recognize the difference between men who precipitate a rebellion and those who go with their state.

When, in 2010, Johansson won a Tony for her Broadway début — as Catherine, the object of impacted lust who precipitates the tragedy in Arthur Miller's 1955 play, "A View from the Bridge" — you could have knocked me over with an Oscar.

Of course, there will always be those parties, or their lawyers, who precipitate a hard-line approach to the case.

If you are going to save your friendship, you need to be the one who precipitates a change in your relationship with her.

Based on the above evidence it appears to us inconceivable to continue managing IPF patients who precipitate in acute exacerbation being under immunosuppressive treatment with a thirty to hundred fold higher doses of steroids (from 10 35 mg prednisone for the stable IPF patient to 1000 mg methylprednisolone iv pulses for one or more days) and await improvement.