Sentence examples for and actually cause from inspiring English sources

Similarly, under the law of England and Wales, a killing is regarded as murder not just when the offender intends to kill, but also when they mean to cause grievous bodily harm and actually cause death.

Cricoid pressure may also compress the glottis, which can obstruct the view of the laryngoscopist and actually cause a delay in securing the airway.

Biological immune disorders in which host defenses turn against the host and actually cause damage are known as autoimmune diseases.

Coming off long-term use of feverfew can disrupt sleep and actually cause headaches.

He vowed to battle corruption, but his steamrolling methods didn't work well and actually caused political gridlock.

The reassessment last year, done by another agency under another administration, made many mistakes and actually caused a spike in appeals on residential property, Mr. Borin said.

Speaking from the floor at the Society of Editors conference in Stansted, Essex, Meehan said: "The reality is the BBC only ever wants the pretence of partnerships, which serve its other purposes, or a partnership that's totally uneven and favours the BBC and actually causes us problems and diminishes our position.

Of course, this can only work out if the topic at stake is a publicly known one and actually causes reservations.

Furthermore, what is perceived as excessive profit can also be interpreted as wrong, since it is seen having created little social value and actually causing harm (Bhattacharjee et al., 2015).

"Discretionary" monetary policy doesn't really solve any problems, and actually causes new ones.

She has not done well with this power and actually caused serious problems and death (i.e. Benghazi).