Sentence examples for as much to cause from inspiring English sources

Economic distress caused by swelling youth populations, joblessness, rising prices and drought, he said, had done as much to cause the uprisings as political oppression.

Central Bankers did as much to cause the financial crisis as any other group in the world.

I very much take your point that a few more good shows and operas would have done just as much to advance the cause of American music as all the conducting gigs in the world.

After all, he did as much as anyone to cause the sickness that continues to plague his game 11 years after it first showed symptoms.

The challenge facing them would be difficult for policymakers anywhere: to slow the economy enough to ensure sustainable growth, but not so much as to cause a damaging crash, the much-feared hard landing.

Initially, as the nucleosome partially unwraps during Pol II advancement, enough of the histone core is exposed to allow contact with the upstream DNA through a temporary DNA loop, but not so much as to cause H2A/H2B dissociation.

Allow the pan to heat, but not so much as to cause the oil or butter to burn.

Citigroup benefits from being a bank "too big to fail," although through its irresponsible actions to get that large it did as much as any company to cause this mess.

To admit as much might cause embarrassment, so I imagine the authorities were relieved to find a committee prepared to attribute the event to a meteorite that came from a small asteroid, 2014 RC, passing close to the Earth.

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

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.