Sentence examples for cause scattered from inspiring English sources

Staphylococci affect the lungs either in the course of staphylococcal septicemia when bacteria in the circulating blood cause scattered abscesses in the lungs or as a complication of a viral infection, commonly influenza when these organisms invade the damaged lung cells and cause a life-threatening form of pneumonia.

The domain boundary might cause scattering for conduction electrons.

However, in practice inlet duct liners contain acoustically hard longitudinal splices which cause scattering.

High winds caused scattered power failures across the state.

Ice damage also caused scattered power failures across northern and central New Jersey.

The storms caused scattered power failures and uprooted trees, but no injuries were reported.

The storm, which knocked out power lines from Ohio to Massachusetts, caused scattered power failures in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

The two rear cars of a Long Island Rail Road train derailed at the Jamaica station in Queens yesterday, causing scattered delays for passengers during the evening rush.

The car did not tip over, but it was jackknifed across several tracks, causing scattered delays of up to 30 minutes, said Sam Zambuto, a spokesman for the railroad.

Amid rising costs for farm materials, it provoked a series of crippling strikes that shut down highways for grain trucks bound for export and caused scattered food shortages.

The winds downed trees and caused scattered power outages.