Sentence examples for To caused from inspiring English sources
noun
The source of, or reason for, an event or action; that which produces or effects a result.
- They identified a burst pipe as the cause of the flooding.
In the case of East Germany's Olympic doping scandal, the high doses of anabolic steroids the female athletes were exposed to caused masculinization and severe health effects.
A strike that threatened to caused long delays for cross-Channel ferry passengers has been called off hours before the start of the big Easter getaway.
Kalani was the first student not of Hawaiian ancestry to be admitted to the schools in decades, and the furor it gave rise to caused the schools to reaffirm their commitment to admitting only students with Hawaiian blood.
Underscoring how nothing seems to go right for the country recently, the footballer Pelé announced his withdrawal as a result of pain to caused by his recent hip replacement surgery.
The statement added, "On the claims that some foreign journalists had been prevented from entering the Kingdom, the minister denied the claims as false and intended to caused prejudice to the country's reputation".
In its 32-page complaint, Georgia said that beginning in 1991 Russia, along with separatists in Abkhazia and South Ossetia under Moscow's control, used violent means to caused the mass expulsion of Georgians as well as other ethnic groups and prevented their return home.
Silver seems to cause trouble".
And try NOT to cause drama either.
It was not meant to cause any".
Its momentum is enough to cause destruction.
