Sentence examples for and caused in from inspiring English sources

And so haunted by memories of the carnage he saw and caused in Iraq, the feral title character of "Guinea Pig Solo" pursues a dazed, predetermined, Woyzeck-like course to a grisly homicidal conclusion.

Best known in the West is the Crimean war of 1853 1856, pitting an alliance of Turkey, Britain and France against Russia, and caused in part by Moscow's demand to exercise protection over the Christian subjects of the Sultan.

The biography will take its title from Rhys's favourite French perfume, L'Heure Bleue, and will show for the first time how the novelist's obsession with the female form and damaging relationships between mothers and daughters directed her writing and caused, in part, her terrible depressions.

They note that the pope, a chemist by training and briefly by trade, accepts that climate change is underway and caused in part by human activity.

The trends of developing renewable energy have been accompanied and caused in part by a rapidly changing set of policies, targets, regional cooperation activities, and institutions in the Middle East region.

Opalescent glass, used often in Tiffany glass windows, is glass in which more than one colour is present and caused in the manufacture by fusing through two colors being laminated, or through a superficial application of metallic oxide solutions.

We'll get to intent and cause in a moment, but whatever the case, the situation did drive engagement.

Conversely, ineffective communication is a major cause of critical medical incidents in EDs and causes in a significant number of patient grievances [2, 3].

Senators must raise each of these donations and causes in DeVos's confirmation hearings tomorrow, and hammer her on them.

To access professionally controlled systems thus requires other cultures to portray themselves, their perspectives, and causes in a 'professional' manner.

I'm talking about teenagers here, the slamming doors, answering back, sulking, grunting, yelling and causing in general a breakdown in communication.