Sentence examples for a matter of causing from inspiring English sources

Escape is a matter of causing mayhem, with cars, guns, and superpowers.

At first, he said, he and his colleagues doubted that the finding was a matter of cause and effect.

With the knowledge that something has driven it dramatically down, we can also treat it as a matter of cause and effect.

If it is a matter of cause and effect, they said, and if the findings apply to the nation as a whole, coffee drinking might be a factor in slightly more than half of the roughly 20,000 cases a year of that form of cancer in the United States.

And it's a Native American premise to life that everything is connected and that we're all related in one way or another and it's a matter of cause and effect.

The information society has been a matter of millionaires causing a social revolution: they have innovatively destroyed the old structures of society.

Lightning and winds gusting at nearly 40 miles per hour in some places left a trail of fallen power lines in a matter of minutes, causing havoc with power systems across the region.

The rules were adopted in response to the market volatility of May 6, when the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 600 points in a matter of minutes — causing many stocks to trade at what Ms. Schapiro called "clearly irrational prices".

These "downbursts" are a major hazard for aircraft as they can change the airspeed over the wings in a matter of seconds, causing it to stall.

The upshot is that we could be on the verge, in just a matter of decades, of causing changes that will be irreversible at the scale of thousands of years.

Wayne Chappelle, a lead author in a number of these studies, nonetheless concludes that the problem is mostly a matter of overwork caused by the chronic shortage of pilots.