Sentence examples for arguably causing from inspiring English sources

It supported Ethiopia's military invasion in 2006 to defeat the Islamist militias that had taken power in Mogadishu (arguably causing even more chaos) and is now backing an African peacekeeping mission for the same reasons.

With five furlongs to go the 7-2 favourite still sat in fourth, just behind El Salvador but when Colour Vision made his move with less than three to go Estimate was ready and pulled to her left, arguably causing interference to both the placed horses.

However, the prevailing wisdom was that there wasn't going to be a debt ceiling debate similar to two years ago where the fight went right up to the edge of default, arguably causing Standards & Poor's to downgrade US.

This method of "crying wolf", so to speak, causes misconceptions about the nature of cultural appropriation, arguably causing more harm than good by presenting the concept as nothing more than unnecessary political correctness, which some individuals dismiss outright as a matter of principal.

Mr Anwar's dismissal and imprisonment arguably caused the biggest political crisis in Malaysia's history.

And an announced deal could arguably cause other bidders to emerge.

Over the five years since Barbuto opened in a former car garage, this restaurant has developed a track record with roasted chicken so impressive that it's arguably cause for scientific study.

But his lack of repentance about the last government's record says a lot – and his approach to the leadership would arguably cause little concern to the big New Labour figures with whom he once worked.

Phil's older sibling and former team-mate, Manchester United stalwart Gary, has arguably caused a bigger stir since then, with his eco-friendly plans to construct what has been characterised (maybe slightly uncharitably) in certain quarters as a "Teletubbies-style house", and, somewhat more stylishly by the BBC (in headlines, at any rate) as a "flower-home".

Over the four years since Barbuto opened in a former car garage with concrete floors on the western fringes of the West Village, this restaurant has developed a track record with roasted chicken so impressive that it's arguably cause for scientific study.

This back-foot camping stems from a lack of balance, which is exacerbated (and, arguably, caused) by Root holding his bat up high above his waist at the approximate point at which the quick bowler releases the ball – a very English trait, popularised by Tony Greig and Graham Gooch, that can be seen in the batting technique of every single member of England's current Test top eight.