Sentence examples for caused nothing from inspiring English sources

"This dissolution has caused nothing but lawsuits and hatred.

But the smoke that filled the sanctuary caused nothing but anxiety.

I have smoked cigarettes and drunk moderately since an early age, but these have caused nothing like the damage of cannabis.

But Blaser, a restless intellect who, in addition to his medical duties, helped start the Bellevue Literary Review, wondered how an organism as old as humans could survive if it caused nothing but harm.

The only positive news to come from a week that has caused nothing but embarrassment to the English game was that Andrew Strauss has finally been appointed England captain.

For the past decade, the development of these weapons has caused nothing but trouble for him; his international isolation grows not from his past crimes but from his refusal to let weapons inspectors dismantle his nonconventional-weapons programs.

"If that image was beamed around the world on TV, it would cause nothing but problems".

His words echo the ideas of many New York City teachers: releasing data reports to publicly shame low performers can cause nothing but further damage to an already fragile system.

"It causes nothing but consternation for us, quite frankly," said Pat Farnan, the boathouse's controller, whose office lies at the mythical intersection.

He keeps Ricky, whose compulsive chatter causes nothing but trouble, afloat because of his street do-gooder's take on noblesse oblige.

This will cause nothing but trouble for the rest of the citizens because astronomical time will conflict with what your alarm clock shows".