Sentence examples for and so cause from inspiring English sources

But they are not: "rapists" prevent females from feeding and so cause them to lay fewer eggs.

Even small UAVs can weigh around 7kg and so cause damage or injury if they fall from a height.

The nerves are overstimulated and so cause a persistent sensation of pins and needles and muscle cramps.

It is known that the sulphate particles produced by volcanoes, which are relatively quickly washed out of the atmosphere, can reduce incoming solar radiation significantly, and so cause average global temperatures to dip.

Finally, in some individuals, the virus passes from the bloodstream into the central nervous system, where it may enter and destroy some of the nerve cells that control movement in the body and so cause paralysis.

"No one may, by the use of any word or name, or in any other way, represent his goods or services as being the goods or services of another person and so cause that other person injury to his goodwill and so damage him in his business.

She assembles juicy quotations, like Martin Luther on dancing: "I can't bring myself to condemn it, unless it gets out of hand and so causes immoralities or excess...

That's why he sounds as if he somehow thinks business people are genetically superior and so causes such offence to public service professionals.

Atmospheric carbon dioxide traps heat and so causes an overall warming effect, and this will happen no matter where the planet is in its various orbital cycles.

The risk of banks calling in the loans and so causing a wave of defaults is very low.But does China face a debt headache?

Ancient doctors believed that the womb could move about in a woman's body, putting pressure on other organs and so causing serious illness, and even death… How could such diseases of the womb be cured?