Sentence examples for will precipitated from inspiring English sources

Isn't this like condemning Jesus because his unique God consciousness and never ceasing devotion to God's will precipitated the evil act of crucifixion?

To alleviate problems associated with asphaltene precipitation and deposition, two fundamental questions are posed: under what conditions asphaltenes will precipitate out of the crude oil? and what is the extent of asphaltene precipitation and deposition under particular circumstances?

And that, he added, will precipitate a shift in revenue structure from voice to data.

Yes I do realise this could and probably will precipitate a farce.

Unmanageable climate change will precipitate systemic collapses, including of our food and water security.

"Mr. Trump's ill-advised course will precipitate scandal and corruption".

Low humidity will precipitate a crust that sets too soon, constricting the loft and volume of the loaf.

"If they do allow these companies to collapse," an economist said, "it will precipitate a second banking crisis.

This will precipitate a return to the ethnic conflicts which the European construction wanted to overcome forever.

Any further adverse developments in Greece will precipitate a run on Italy — involving investors selling Italian government debt.

Vice-President Cheney, Paul Wolfowitz, and others in the Administration are convinced — almost evangelically so — that Saddam's fall will precipitate all manner of positive developments.