Sentence examples for but it does cause from inspiring English sources

The mechanism for binding priorities used by CC has not produced a sufficient increase in the use of resources on the point of exceeding the consumption produced by CARTE (which mainly results from its higher hit ratio), but it does cause the CC to utilize more resources than CCVC, although the hit ratio produced by the CC is lower than that produced by CCVC in most scenarios analyzed.

In such instances, the lightning does not start the fire directly, but it does cause a power fault (short circuit), and then the power currents do the damage.

Worse things happen, of course, but it does cause me to pay closer attention to the different experience of others, and enjoy vicarious pleasure through helping friends select gifts for their mums.

I mean obviously in the UK and developed countries it doesn't cause death but it does cause a lot of problems for pregnant women.

One only has to look to Germany or Switzerland to see that denying birthright citizenship does not cause immigrants or their children to return to their country of origin, but it does cause anger, disengagement and long-term resentment.

"We were a little bit dubious about some of the motivations - not the local press because we've had a good relationship with them - it's professional, it's appropriate - but it does cause you to think about what you are saying to individuals".

The company apparently ignored a more recent, seven-year, $118 million study funded by the National Institutes of Health, which determined that selenium doesn't prevent prostate cancer in healthy men--but it does cause diabetes in some.

Mr. Barr pointed the gun so it did not cause injury, but it did cause damage.

"But it did cause them to pause and think about why this is happening".

This is a relatively unusual occurrence but it did cause problems for staff on the night in question".

The news did not exactly break the internet, but it did cause a modest kerfuffle, more than the fortysomething foursome were anticipating.