Sentence examples for as much caused from inspiring English sources

"I think that the Asian financial crisis and the Mexican crisis were as much caused by the industrial nations' financial institutions," said Mr. Rubin, who now heads one of those institutions, Citigroup.

But the fact that almost every vehicle in the jam was a coal truck and almost every driver said they were used to mega-jams suggests the congestion was as much caused by the strains on China's energy supply as its transport system.

Double space the copy you send to an editor so they can make notes without having to mark it up quite as much, causing confusion.

Firmino's mesmerising display, with Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané responding in kind to the Brazilian's prompting, provides Manchester City and Tottenham with as much cause for concern as Liverpool's healthy lead at the Premier League summit.

Looking at all this in hindsight, we never had as much cause to love or hate HRT as our behavior during any interval suggested.

But we won't have gotten the sector right until a bright young Harvard grad has as much cause to brag about a job in the trucking industry as a job on Wall Street.

This in turn allows offenders to build up belief that the guardian does not occupy Location 1 as much, causing crime to return to Location 1.

Each wicket was not as much cause for celebration as a source of relief.

However, Calderwood had just as much cause to be grateful to his keeper, Lee Camp.

We know this because of their frilly dresses, rendered with such care, as much cause as contradiction of the fury on their faces.

He had just as much cause for celebration as the newly inaugurated president, since he was the mastermind behind the president's victory.