Sentence examples for be instrumental in causing from inspiring English sources

Injury to individual leaves may be instrumental in causing the sugar excess in such cases.

Mr. Stroh also testified that the holes at the end of beams that fasten the crane to the building were not in the correct position, something that could be instrumental in causing a collapse.

Operational failure of the normal immune regulatory mechanisms in the ovary and its draining lymph nodes, particularly loss of immune suppressive regulatory T cells (Treg cells), may be instrumental in causing premature ovarian insufficiency in some women (48), demonstrating the key role of Treg cells in sustaining normal follicle function.

To Handel, it would make sense that singers were instrumental in causing his works to be revived.

But the sequence of events suggests rather strongly that Bush had been instrumental in causing it to fail.

She came into a certain prominence recently when an article she wrote for Scribner's was instrumental in causing the Treasury Department to modify its policy in the matter of allotting oversubscribed issues of government bonds.

When the World Horse Welfare comes out with statements like it "welcomes these changes" it is letting the horses down and serves to reinforce established risks that are instrumental in causing tragic, often fatal, injuries.

The bill's authors ducked big decisions on the future status of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to the chagrin of Republicans, who rightly view the mortgage agencies as having been instrumental in causing the financial crisis.

Techniques developed by experimental hematologists are central to these efforts and have been instrumental in causing radiobiologists to consider that a paradigm shift is necessary.

Bowdoin, however, was instrumental in causing Bernard's downfall from office.

Their subsequent actions were instrumental in causing the May 1832 Anahuac Disturbances.