Sentence examples for cause dead from inspiring English sources
The no-huddle can cause dead legs in a defense.
The river pollution is spreading and helping to cause dead zones in the open seas.
Instead it runs off, taking with it fertilizers, pesticides and topsoil that pollute water bodies around the world and cause dead zones, areas where too much fertilizer causes algae to bloom, which in turn sucks oxygen out of the water, killing other life.
The vast blooms of red or green algae cause dead zones for kilometres, with the associated stench.
In this study, closed-access femtocells cause dead zones for non-subscribers in 15% of indoor areas leading to non-uniform service coverage, whereas they increase the spectral efficiency of femtocell subscribers (by 1.5 bps/Hz in 20% of indoor areas).
In this study, closed-access FAPs cause dead zones for non-subscribers in 15% of indoor areas leading to non-uniform service coverage, whereas FAPs increase the spectral efficiency of corporate FAP subscriber by at least 1.5 bps/Hz in 20% of indoor areas.
Outside Islip, town and county officials vehicles openly acknowledge that new G.P.S. units are causing dead batteries.
For a higher, more consistent bounce, Seaward needed a firmer surface, without the weed grass that caused dead spots.
AL QAEDA -- The rumors regarding Osama bin Laden had him dead of natural causes, dead in a Tora Bora cave, alive under the protection of a religious leader in Pakistan and alive and hiding in the mountainous area just west of the Afghanistan border.
To some people, having a U.S.D.A. official tell you that you have to heat the milk to a certain point takes away your American right to live, but I'd say you have a much more egregious problem if you're importing transgenic grain from Iowa and polluting the Gulf of Mexico with so much nitrogen that it's causing dead zones".
Free-range chickens were labeled, but there were no labels telling us if pesticide and fertilizer runoff from growing the corn used to feed the beef caused dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico, or if the soybeans came from land clear-cut out of the Brazilian rain forest.
