Sentence examples for and ultimately cause from inspiring English sources

Banks will argue (in fact, they've already started arguing) that requiring them to have more equity will force them to reduce lending and, ultimately, cause the economy to contract.

While some may get sick before getting a flu shot, the publicity given to the temporary shortage and to other methods of combating the flu may greatly increase public awareness and ultimately cause far more people to seek protection than did in years past.

Enamels are termed hard when the temperature required to fuse them is very high; the harder the enamel is, the better it will withstand atmospheric agencies, which in soft enamels first produce a decomposition of the surface and ultimately cause the breakup of the whole enamel.

This nonuniformity is expected to affect the viscoelastic structure and ultimately cause deformation of the islands.

Metabolic wastes change the microenvironment of cells and tissues, influence the metabolic activities of cells, and ultimately cause cell death.

NADPH plays a vital role in both reductive biosynthesis and in the protection of cells from reactive oxygen species, which damage macromolecules and ultimately cause cell death.

Hot weather can wreck greens, turning them brown and, ultimately, causing the grass to die.

The invasion of Iraq upset regional balances and ultimately caused America much strategic damage.

When it fell, the 22-story crane sheared away other supports and ultimately caused the deaths of six workers and a tourist.

It is hardly surprising that there was much bickering among stakeholders in Malta, exaggerating existing differences and ultimately causing the fabric between organisations and the government to unravel.

Simon is the novel's version of the artist, mysteriously gifted with an imagination that maddens him and ultimately causes his death.