Sentence examples for cause a rush from inspiring English sources

They don't cause a rush during, nor a crash afterwards feeling.

Michael Pierce, president of the investment group Prodesse Properties, said he did not expect Facebook's move to cause a rush of people to Belle Haven.

Should they do so, the tantalising possibility of a home semi-final against Jonny Wilkinson's Toulon would also cause a rush at the ticket office.

Leith masters the Atkins metabolic mantra: carbohydrates cause a rush of insulin; the insulin reduces blood glucose, causing cravings for more carbs; the body becomes insulin-resistant; and it shifts its attention to saving fat.

"Another round of cuts is unlikely and would be undesirable," said Alexandre Lamfallusy, managing director of the B.I.S. Central bankers expressed concern that a new rate cut by the United States might undermine the dollar and cause a rush of funds into West Germany.

A strong dollar rally will cause a rush to the exits in these sectors.

This caused a rush of other safari vehicles once Ahmed had passed on the news.

This year thousands paid $2.50 per ticket, with unusually warm spring temperatures across Alaska causing a rush of last-minute purchases.

Analysts said Mr. Hueppi's forecast was achievable as long as no major catastrophe caused a rush of insurance claims.

In the late 1990s the internet boom caused a rush to buy shares in Silicon Valley firms.Both previous dollar rallies caused turmoil after just two to three years.

A property tax was announced in Shanghai and Chongqing at the start of this year, causing a rush to seal deals before it takes effect.