Sentence examples for a cause of huge from inspiring English sources

While May's denunciation of the obvious continues, her own department quietly gets on with examining the police's stop-and-search powers, a cause of huge resentment among young Londoners, which — when do such powers not? — disproportionately affect minorities.

However, this method could be a cause of huge economic losses, and undermines occupational safety and health at work.

The strength of the pound against the single European currency, the euro, Ford executives say, has made it much more expensive to produce cars in Britain for export to the rest of Europe -- a reason also cited by BMW as a cause of its huge losses at Rover and by the French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen as a threat to its plant in the British Midlands.

The latest financial crisis tells a different story: China's exchange rate controls are cited as a leading cause of huge global imbalances that contributed to the collapse of 2008.

It's such a huge cause of suicide, a huge cause of self-harm.

WASHINGTON -- The completion of a Metro escalator rehabilitation project isn't usually the cause of a huge celebration, but the escalator project at the Dupont Circle station's south entrance was no ordinary undertaking.

At the end of Olympic year, the rights to the rings that were the cause of a huge row between the BOA and Olympic organisers last year will revert to the former.

This usually causes an eruption of huge emotion as the normal feeling of worthlessness is contradicted by the new worth in the person's bank account.

What was the cause of this huge discrepancy?

BAGHDAD (Reuters) The number of civilians recorded killed in violence in Iraq shot up to 393 in August, its highest level since April, after a spate of huge bombings caused carnage in Baghdad and northern Iraq.

Despite it being a huge cause of premature death, there has never been a coherent strategy for tackling inactivity.