precipitated造句

“Often when I became a consultant to a federal agency, that precipitated its demise,” he admitted.

Everything, polished and precipitated by time, finally grows into a habit, a kind of tacit understanding, and even a culture.

Everything, polished and precipitated by time, ultimately turns into a usual practice, a tacit agreement, and an influencing civilization.

The abrupt departure was apparently precipitated by a Securities and Exchange Commission court order freezing the firm's assets because of allegations of fraud.

With the increasing of rapid agitate strength, coagulant residue and filter impedance index STI of the precipitated water would improve more remarkably than turbidity.

When density of precipitated slurry is too high, because of the collision among particles, big spindly aggregates which are made of ultra-fines are born in reactor at the action of surface energy.

When it all crashed down around me, precipitated by a busybody and a vegan cookbook I'd carelessly left out on my desk, it was horrifying but it was also a relief.