Sentence examples for caused a string of from inspiring English sources
The shipping crisis has already caused a string of bankruptcies worldwide.
An alarm system installed in summer 2001 caused a string of false alarms last fall that continued through finals week.
In 2004, a rare tropical fungus caused a string of respiratory failures and neural disorders along the Pacific Northwest coast, baffling the health community.
The report being prepared by Civitas, to be published in March, follows critical Ofsted reports on Al-Madinah free school in Derby and Discovery New School in Crawley, which caused a string of bad headlines.
Overdoses of the drug, which is a form of MDMA, or ecstasy, have caused a string of deaths at dance festivals this year, including two at the Electric Zoo festival on Randalls Island over Labor Day weekend.
The high winds had caused a string of incidents of structural damage, including slates falling into the Maes in Caernarfon and in Bangor High Street.
Downing Street refused on Wednesday night to comment on the development, but senior party figures are concerned that any successful prosecutions of sitting MPs could lead to election results being declared void, causing a string of byelections as the Brexit negotiations draw to a conclusion in late 2018 or early 2019.
The problem there isn't the weather, though; it is that we have so little of a plan for how this campaign might practically unfold, absent air strikes, that any glitch — a slight change in the weather — causes a string of cities to fall, as they have in the past days.
Only three full members have resigned: Robert Gates, his original defence secretary, who was himself a holdover from the administration of George W. Bush, and two successive commerce secretaries, Gary Locke and John Bryson the first to become ambassador to China and the second after causing a string of traffic accidents.
Cancelling one scheduled appearance because of anxiety can cause a string of similar attacks to occur at subsequent events, Lidbetter believes.
