Sentence examples for cause bills from inspiring English sources
Downing Street dismissed the commission's warning and denied claims that scrapping subsidies could cause bills to rise.
Mobile phone users have been warned to watch out for malicious apps that cause bills of hundreds of pounds to be racked up without people's knowledge, after three UK companies were fined by a telecoms watchdog.
Although better energy efficiency doesn't always mean lower fuel bills, as other factors, such as changes in the unit cost of fuel, can cause bills to creep up even if fuel use is reduced.
The work by the RAE experts adds to criticism that Conservative decisions on energy are actually causing bills to rise.
John Kemp, Reuters' commodities and energy columnist, says: Differences between Decc and npower about what is causing bills to rise, and the impact of policy measures, stem from differing assumptions about fossil fuel prices.
If people were allowed to buy true catastrophic health insurance with limits on out-of-pocket expenses the policy would be very affordable and would take care of most of those folks who are now being hit with bankruptcy-causing bills.
More importantly, as an independent member of Parliament for Oxford University (1935 50), he introduced the matrimonial causes bill (enacted in 1937), which radically amended English divorce laws.
Instead of reducing prices, à la carte would cause cable bills to rise for most people.
It is preventing investment we now urgently need to keep the lights on and it could cause household bills to rise.
These conditions not only cause vet bills to mount up, but also reduce a pet's quality of life and can ultimately shorten its lifespan.
The Sunday Telegraph reports that the incentives for energy providers to build and use more UK-based nuclear power stations and wind farms will cause electricity bills rise by 30% during the next 20 years from £493 per year to £655.
