Sentence examples for believed it caused from inspiring English sources

In the 2014 war, Hamas believed it caused the IDF "substantial damage" by using its underground passages to carry out operations, he added.

Maguelonne Toussaint-Samat writes that when the fashion for drinking chocolate reached Versailles in the 1670s, one marchioness ate so much that observers believed it caused her to "produce a baby as black as the Devil", neglecting the detail that the chocolate had been brought to her by a young and affectionate African slave.

And while the shock hurt, Ms. Handon said she believed it caused no permanent damage or health risk In their lawsuit, the parents contend that none of the other options have been satisfactory and that other schools have simply drugged their children to remove the bad behavior, without teaching them how to behave differently.

For years, Wesdorp says, Dutch consumers disdained more healthful vegetable oil because they mistakenly believed it caused diarrhea.

Recently, a teenage Muslim in Pakistan cut off his own hand because he believed it caused him to commit blasphemy.

Although most women who had not had an unintended pregnancy after age 35 reported intrauterine contraception (IUC) or the intrauterine device (IUD) as effective, many believed it causes pelvic inflammatory disease (PID).

Secondly, recall bias could distort the findings in the opposite direction: cases might over-report ipsilateral use because they believe it caused their tumour.

After many years of living next to the contamination and a litany of health problems she believes it caused, Bell-Jefferson and several other local families will have to vacate their homes for a third round of cleanup efforts by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).

Players prefer it because they believe it causes fewer injuries and allows the game to be played more naturally.

His efforts to talk with students now, however, have taught King a lesson in how the financial crisis has discouraged a generation from working in banking because they believe it causes "enormous damage to the rest of society".

But its street name is a cruel misnomer for 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA): Some researchers believe it causes permanent brain damage.