Sentence examples for beginning to cause from inspiring English sources

Kozlovsky said the large beaver population was beginning to cause significant damage to forests and farms.

That is beginning to cause huge demographic problems, as populations age with startling speed.

But scholars say the cuts are beginning to cause precisely what the television ad dramatizes: the disappearance of antiquities.

A1 Fear of the illness, as much as the disease itself, is beginning to cause measurable economic and commercial harm around the world.

With hindsight it is easier to conclude that Morgan deserted that policy late on Friday when Morris was beginning to cause mayhem.

She said the social and political problems caused by extreme inequality of wealth and incomes was beginning to cause economic problems and hindering growth.

Workers, too, began to cause trouble, demanding wage increases that the government couldn't deliver.

The disruptions had already begun to cause food shortages in La Paz and other cities.

This had left a small scar, which began to cause epileptic seizures.

Devastating decisions have to be made as the girls' health begins to cause problems.

In 2003, a previously unknown bat virus in China began to cause SARS in humans.