Sentence examples similar to calm caused from inspiring English sources

Occasional rockets and mortar shells still puncture the calm, causing the population to relive the moments of panic.

The killing of Lee Rigby - and his family's subsequent appeal for calm - caused swings in the national mood as expressed through Twitter, according to scientists working to measure just that.

Naturally, the words "calm down" caused the McCain camp to rev up.

The contestants board motorboats or water scooters, which race madly up and down the Capim and Guamá Rivers, looking for telltale signs that a pororoca is coming -- an area of calm water, caused by the tug of war between currents, or frightened birds in flight.

When someone affectionately holds us, our bodies literally release chemicals that calm us, cause us to feel loved and actually heal us.

David Cameron's comments to MP Angela Eagle to "calm down, dear" caused a furore during prime minister's questions on Wednesday (Cameron accused of sexism over 'calm down dear' Commons taunt, 28 April).

The renewed currency crisis also heightens the economic challenges facing President Mohamed Morsi as his administration tries to calm the panic caused by his move to push through a disputed new constitution in the face of widespread and passionate opposition.

Depletion of CALM by siRNA caused all three SNAREs to accumulate on the cell surface.

When transfected into cells expressing VAMP8HA, depletion of endogenous CALM by siRNA caused the SNARE to be retained at the plasma membrane, because it could no longer be internalized.

"Calm down request": causes an excited recipient to calm its activity.

Many things may have caused the calm.