Sentence examples for better known for causing from inspiring English sources

The killer is chlamydia, a class of bacteria far better known for causing venereal disease in humans than for devastating koala populations.

Better known for causing birth defects in the children of women who took it for morning sickness, it has found a second life as a cancer drug.

The shift in strategy may become necessary no matter what happens with the health care act, but it is fraught with challenges for an industry that is better known for causing consumer headaches than for curing them.

Escherichia coli, better known for causing food poisoning, produces hydrogen when it feeds on glucose and formate, common ingredients in waste streams from sugar beet processing plants and breweries.

For years, call-centre and dictation applications have been better known for the frustration they cause than for their ability to recognise words.Thanks to technical improvements and carefully chosen applications, however, speech recognition finally seems to be catching on in mobile phones, cars and search applications, and its effectiveness in call centres and dictation has improved.

Mr Leahy, a Vermont senator, is better known for backing liberal causes, such as abortion rights, than for his views on Middle Eastern politics.

This effort is ideologically blind: Russia supports extreme right-wing nationalist parties in France and Germany, while in the U.S. the state-run news outlet Russia Today is better known for highlighting the causes of the far left (Occupy Wall Street, the drone war, government surveillance).

82 The latter example cites work on Staphyococcus aureus, better known for its ability to cause bacteremia, wound infections, and mastitis.

At the time, cinemagoers knew him only for East of Eden (also 1955), though the actor subsequently became better known for Rebel Without a Cause when it was released a few months later.

"You wouldn't turn down a Picasso simply because Picasso doodled on some other person's guitar or on some donkey cart in Madrid," said Mr. Kuby, who is better known for defending left-wing causes and civil rights cases than for his art criticism.

This epidemiological pattern of clustered cases and high incidence in a short period of time is better known for viral and bacterial pathogens; such events caused by fungi are very rare in humans and are mainly limited to dermatophytes.