Sentence examples for a history of causing from inspiring English sources

That fruit has a history of causing trouble: Just remember Genesis.

The guy operating the boom isn't allowed to turn up and just be a cunt, so why would you be allowed to do that?" Still, his family has something of a history of causing consternation in this restaurant.

But, a history of causing some type of disruption is definitely key.

What makes this story even funnier, however, is the fact that McCarthy's glorified mountain of waste has a history of causing trouble.

Realistically, they're not a group with a history of causing the kind of chaos that tetchy Twitter-conservatives are worrying about, and the numbers attending look to be small.

In any case, it is worth placing more emphasis on control of emergent strains - those with epidemiological traits that favor emergence - not just those that have shown a history of causing HP AIV infections.

South Africa, cursed with a history of causes worth dying for, is blessed with men and women willing to die for them.

Influenza is a contagious respiratory illness with a long history of causing human morbidity and mortality.

Central banks have a long history of causing (and curing) recessions.

From India to Peru, mining projects have a long history of causing threats to livelihoods in the developing world.

There is one sole study saying that MMA is less dangerous than boxing (another sport with a proud history of causing brain damage): the Alberta study.