Sentences with phrase «there precipitated»

The decrepit condition of the current Amtrak station there precipitated a study of what to do, fueled by $ 1 million from Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

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If there is a Greek default, it could precipitate the debt - laden country's exit from the euro zone.

Technology will be vastly different in a few years» time, and there is a danger that precipitating events could spur regulation to create a tech - specific law, rather than gradually applying established legal concepts like privacy, or security, to new technologies in a progressive manner.

Given that the Financial Conduct Authority is still investigating the «timeliness and content» of the profit warnings that precipitated Carillion's fall, there may be more sources of scandal in store for the former board.

We precipitated a bond market rally virtually instantly, even though the stimulus package was in there.

There were no events in my life that precipitated it.

It is obvious to me that I altered my brain significantly after years of intense / deep prayer and meditation and that as a result of these contributory experiences I was a high - functioning schizophrenic for a good portion of my life — there were things going on in my biology which predisposed me to being a depressive and a high - functioning schizophrenic but engaging in intense / deep prayer and meditation was only exacerbating this problem by altering my state of consciousness which precipitated the psychotic symptoms and psychic phenomena which I experienced.

Accordingly, there is some validity to pessimism as one contemplates the real capacity of the human race to do evil and the possibility that mankind may precipitate incalculably tragic evil and suffering by its wrong decisions regarding destructive warfare and the population explosion.53 Given creative becoming as an everlastingly continuous process, Hartshorne declares that there will always be some evil in the world; but the amount of evil will always be at least partially determined by creative choices.

The biological fact of the numerical equality, or near equality, of the sexes favors the monogamous relation, and precipitates problems of social adjustment regarding the unmated where there is deviation from it.

But even if the Frenchman does steer us to the big trophy in the coming months, there are many Gooners who will hope that this will precipitate an Alex Ferguson style decision to call it a day, as he did to most people's surprise (but not Wenger's) after Man United won the league in 2013.

Doubtless there are other examples, perhaps involved those masters of the precipitate sacking, Real Madrid.

And don't even get me started about Victor Ibarbo and Gervinho, to think that there presence precipitated this move is appalling.

When we're talking about Islamic extremism, there's always talk after the event of the secret training manuals, videos and web chats that precipitated their attack.

Equally there is a reasonable argument that teh rise of UKIP in terms of vote share was a major factor in precipitating this whole situation in the first place.

Since his dealings with India precipitated his ouster from power 14 years ago, there is now a heated debate over the prospects of a fast - paced rapprochement with its southern neighbour.

And yet — incongruously precipitated by revelations about MPs» bills for duck houses, trouser presses and servants» quarters — there is a widespread acknowledgment that Britain's political system is in a profound crisis.

Unless there was some other huge event on those two days which we've all missed, it's safe to assume that they are what precipitated those catastrophic drops in value.

The statement by the NSCIA reads «While there are claims and counter-claims on what actually precipitated the latest heart - rending incident, the NSCIA urges the authorities to exercise restraint.

In order to facilitate such a comparative study, there is a need to develop methods for integrating data about events, specific localities, historical trajectories, and social conditions that precipitate acute outbreaks of destructive violence, which includes damage to cultural heritage.

That voltage is also higher than what is needed to induce the cobalt to precipitate out of the solution and form the cobalt phosphide catalyst, which means when the bionic leaf is running there are always enough electrons around to induce the catalyst's formation — and therefore no excess metal left to poison the microbes or bring the bionic leaf's water - splitting to a halt.

Until this discovery, there was no effective animal model of the early - pregnancy events that precipitate preeclampsia.

Here there was plenty of tar and minerals: Black goo two - toned the leaves on the ground, and minerals that had precipitated out of the gases encrusted the tree roots dangling over the vents.

Once in the solid phase, there's no danger of reacting and precipitating metal oxide or hydroxide in an uncontrolled way.»

There is indirect evidence that methane «rain» occasionally precipitates near the surface.

«When you look at the medical literature, there's a lot on the effects of stress on MS. Not only does it have a role in triggering stress in susceptible people, but there's an obvious role in precipitating relapses once you have it,» Jelinek says.

If there is an adequate amount of calcium in the diet — if supplementing with calcium citrate, for example — it will combine with the oxalate in the GI tract, precipitate out in the stool, and then be eliminated in the stool.

While there clearly isn't just one cause when it comes to rosacea, the research in combination with my own clinical experience suggests that rosacea is at its root an immunological disorder that is precipitated by a variety of factors, including diet, gut health, and lifestyle factors including skin care and sun exposure.

This will cause any excess blood calcium, assuming there is an insufficient amount of EFA's to drive it into the bone, to precipitate into the tissues, bursae in this case.

There is nothing to precipitate in what does not bring any advantage to you.

There's no doubt about that anymore, not after Sandler's appearance in «Funny People» — a searing dramedy about a sell - out comedy star reckoning with his selfish and unsatisfied existence — only precipitated a series of bold new lows that began with «Jack and Jill,» led to «Pixels,» and culminated with a lucrative Netflix deal that made his diseased brand airborne.

There was the feral teen assassin raised in a frozen wilderness in Joe Wright's Hanna; a southern gothic drifter in Ryan Gosling's neon - drenched noir fairytale Lost River; a 200 - year - old vampire in Neil Jordan's Byzantium; a deeply homesick Irish immigrant in John Crowley's Brooklyn; and the solemn upper - class English girl with impeccable clipped vowels whose single wicked lie precipitates tragedy in Atonement, a role that won her her first Oscar nomination aged just 13.

Reflecting on his pivotal role in precipitating the boycott, Bishop recalled in 1992, «I had more mouth than anyone else, and I worked for myself, so there wasn't much chance of being punished by whites.

Pagani says that the Diablo is about 50 percent composite, but that there was an all - composite project under Chrysler «s ownership that was stopped with the sale of the company, an event that probably precipitated Pagani's determination to build a car on his own.

Dietary Protein Adverse reactions to dietary staples are common in cats and dogs with chronic gastrointestinal disease, and can often be successfully managed by feeding selected - protein diets.8 - 11 Because antigenic determinants on proteins are incriminated as the precipitating factor in many cases of IBD, it is usually recommended to feed an elimination diet that is generally free of additives and preservatives, and contains a single, novel protein source that is highly digestible, or a hypoallergenic formula.12 There are no protein sources that are inherently hypoallergenic.

Proposed causes for human IBD include defective immunoregulation of the gut - associated lymphoid tissue that may be precipitated by permeability defects, 14 infectious and parasitic agents, 15,16 and dietary allergies.13, 17 There is provocative evidence from clinical observations and animal models to incriminate normal luminal bacteria or bacterial products in the initiation and perpetuation of canine IBD.18, 19 The clinical response to hypoallergenic or elimination diets suggest that dietary factors may influence the pathogenesis of canine IBD.8 - 11 The term «hypoallergenic» refers to a diet that is generally free of additives and preservatives, and contains a hydrolyzed protein source.

It is important for your veterinarian to perform a complete examination and, perhaps, other tests to determine if there is a medical condition that would precipitate the behavior.

The majority of problems are precipitated by bad litter box hygiene, or there aren't enough boxes, or they're just not in the right place,» says Case.

Also, there are certain medical procedures (like intravenous fluid therapy or anesthesia) that can precipitate the onset of overt cardiac disease in the previously «normal» cat.

Dr. Rory Todhunter, Cornell University Clinical Sciences professor, If an injury precipitates luxation of the patellas, it is highly likely there was a genetic predisposition to begin with (See full interviews below).

I didn't know what it was at the time, but I knew that there must be something precipitating these outcomes.»

In conventional medicine, there are drugs that can minimize anemia, help keep the parathyroid glands balanced, and control high blood pressure; and phosphate binders to prevent phosphorus precipitates from further damaging the kidneys.

«There may, at some future day, be a whirlwind precipitated upon the moneyed men of this country.»

Consider, for example, the tangled «attitude problem» precipitated by Reagan - era punk; there is the myth of a pure strain of FUCK YOU, there is the myth of the majority's snide perception of its counter-movements, and then, somewhere in the overlap, there is the problematic dilution of any rebellion's once - potent beginnings (causing cycles of backlash and resurgence pretty much ever after).

If there is a key that unlocks Picasso's achievement, it is to be found neither in the Marxists from Max Raphael to John Berger who measured his achievements against the social and economic vagaries of his times, nor in the formalism of Clement Greenberg, who viewed Cubism and the onset of abstraction as a revolution that Picasso precipitated but that eventually left him behind.

There is a theory that the rising of the Himalayas and the Tibetan plateau provided the barrier that made the South Asian monsoons possible, and a secondary theory that the increased rainfall on the freshly raised mountain slopes weathered so much rock that the planet's levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide took a dive, to precipitate 30 million years of Ice Ages.

This is a very contentious thing to do, not least because it is liable to trigger others vulnerable to such fears into precipitate actions or statements, and thereby spiral up into a major political force if there are enough of them in the political class, or enough others who see political or financial advantage in the alarums.

Typically there is considerable distance between where water evaporates and where it ultimately precipitates.

If there is dust in the plane that precipitates on the top of the atmosphere, this could affect climate.

Implied in this assumption that the water vapor will just stay there and will not move, precipitate aor contribute to cloud formation.

The average precipitation over the globe is about 1 m annually, so there must be a rapid turnover of water in the air; the average water molecule spends about 9 days in the air before precipitating back to the surface.