Sentence examples for caused after from inspiring English sources

The problems aboard echoed those caused after a fire on the Carnival Triumph in February that disabled the engines.

The fresh damage was caused after the ship's hull dragged in heavy winds and swells of up to four metres.

Structural engineers said the hole was caused after water penetrated chalk some 25m down, causing tonnes of soil above it to shift.

And all this has come before the first lawsuit caused after someone is injured by a faulty drone (or that one your neighbour shot), crashing down to earth.

All five have agreed to pay for any damage they may have caused after they were charged by police with two counts of wilful damage.

The Conservative leader, David Cameron, today apologised for any offence caused after he used the word "twat" during a breakfast radio show interview.

Jeremy Corbyn has apologised for the "concerns and anxiety caused" after taking part in an event where the actions of Israel in Gaza were compared to the Nazis.

Who can forget the stink caused after it was announced that a gaunt American, Renée Zellweger, was going to be playing the Ben & Jerry's-loving Bridget Jones?

Ms. Giraldo, who testified under subpoena as a reluctant prosecution witness last week, took many occasions to insist that her injuries, requiring at least 20 stitches, were accidental and were caused after Mr. Monserrate tripped.

Also in 2008, the vice president of ETS was forced to apologise for the chaos caused after hundreds of thousands of children in Britain finished the school year without receiving their Sats results.

The Dust Bowl of the 1930s was human-caused, after the grasslands of the Great Plains were ripped up, and the land thrown to the wind.