Sentence examples for caused airlines from inspiring English sources

It's likely that this event and other similar airline abuses have finally caused airlines to take notice — without federal regulation.

Grounds for the suit, as reported by Yonhap, the South Korean news agency, would be damages caused airlines by pushing ahead with full-fledged opening of the airport in the face of DLiA's recommendations.

Using the American Airlines DC-10 accident in Chicago as an example, Professor Thayer implies that the "dog-eat-dog competition" of deregulation has caused airlines to adopt improper maintenance procedures.

Ferries have been increasingly relied upon in the United Kingdom; however, since previous campaigns by animal rights activists have caused airlines and airports to enact restrictions on the trade.

In Japan, the threat of the typhoon caused airlines to cancel 145 flights, mostly in and around Okinawa.

The country's economy took a hard hit during the outbreak, particularly as fear of the virus caused airlines to cancel flights and businesses to halt activities.

The nearly unthinkable temperatures caused airline gas lines to freeze, led to the collapse of electrical grids, and kept much of the northern United States homebound.

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa and subsequent diagnosis of a few patients in the United States generated a worldwide panic that caused airline and travel stocks to drop, altered immigration policies and fomented multiple political debates on treatment and action plans.

Refusing to rectify these problems just might cause airlines to lose customers, and vacation destinations to lose revenue.

They said that could cause airlines to replace them more frequently but did not pose a safety problem.

Because it was feared that fine particles of tephra in the ash cloud would cause jet engines to fail, the eruption led to a six-day closure of European airspace, causing airlines to lose more than $250 million daily.