Sentence examples for cause of enormous from inspiring English sources

If true, they wrote, then variation at a single, tiny genetic locus in charge of "superficial traits" had been "the cause of enormous suffering".

But he added: "Since then, we have been more and more worried about the humanities being neglected and at the level of higher education that is a cause of enormous concern".

Aspects of justice and injustice are found in each of us, political scientist Rob Reich said Oct. 24 at "What Matters to Me and Why". "It's very hard on the one hand to combine a love of or for humanity a delight in being with people with the recognition that people are the cause of enormous injustice," Reich said.

ITS rapid emergence as one of the world's biggest recipients of foreign direct investment (FDI), even briefly surpassing America two years ago, has been a source of enormous pride to China's leadership, and a cause of enormous envy to many of its neighbours.

Their loans were the cause of enormous financial stress.

Run-off of excess fertilizer from cropland and excess manure from factory farms is the primary cause of enormous aquatic dead zones in coastal waters globally, devastating marine life (and ironically, threatening human seafood supply).

Well, climate change is going to cause displacement of enormous populations.

But la vorágine (the vortex) that emerges from Violentology is not the untamable nature that devours everything, but economic conflicts of interests and class that are the cause of an enormous inequality and injustice.

Private publication was unfortunately not possible be- cause of the enormous associated costs and so I had to resort to lithography in order to have a number of copies available to forward a copy each to other experts as well (particularly Planck, Laue, Sommerfeld).

The cheap yuan, together with America's voracious spending, are the main causes of the enormous imbalances that have developed in global trade and financial flows.

This pump effectively becomes locked in the "on" position, causing the outflow of enormous quantities of fluid up to one litre (about one quart) per hour into the intestinal tract.