Sentence examples for blossom cause from inspiring English sources

In the Land of the Rising Sun, the first sightings of cherry blossom cause mass hysteria – so its early arrival this week has transfixed a nation.

Overtime their relationship blossoms causing him to become Sherlock's first and only friend.

The Scots beat Japan 45-10 afthe the Cherry Blossoms had caused a surprise by defeating South Africa.

But instead of fizzling out, the March 7 episode has blossomed into a cause célèbre for free-press advocates in China.

In one trial a tincture from the blossom and foliage caused nausea, vomiting and muscular relaxation.

Hussein blossomed into a cause celebre among Arab intelligentsia and legal experts.

Temperatures later this week should climb well into the 60s, perhaps eclipsing 70 over the weekend, but that's not warm enough to cause the blossoms to wilt.

Increased use of reconstruction procedures in orthopedics, due to trauma, tumor, deformity, degeneration and an aging population, has caused a blossom, not only in surgical advancement, but also in the development of bone implants.

The apple sucker (Psylla mali) and the pear sucker (P. pyricola) are injurious to the plants they infest; the nymphs damage blossoms and shoots and cause a plant's leaves to shrivel.

In addition, this fungus also causes severe blossom blight from the mummified fruits that carry the fungal spores thorough winter.

And if the revolution is still on hold, Mr. Hoffman, a manic-depressive who died at 52 in 1989, probably after committing suicide, did live to see the blossoming of the causes that animated him: registration of black voters, the end of the Vietnam War, protection of the environment.