Sentence examples for caused offensive from inspiring English sources

During the first six weeks of the season, injuries caused offensive linemen to shift positions, with reserves unexpectedly pressed into action.

Not when his hard blitzes caused offensive linemen to pick fights with him in training camp, and not when Milloy, a team captain, was cut.

In order to convict the defendant of assault, the State must prove that the defendant caused offensive physical contact with Freddie Gray.

In order to convict the defendant of assault, the State must prove that the defendant caused offensive physical contact with Freddie Gray; that the contact was the result of an intentional or reckless act of the defendant and was not accidental; and that the contact was not legally justified.

A good daily hygiene routine will help minimize the bacteria that cause offensive body odor.

Ms Hunt told Today: "It is an interesting debate about privacy but at the end of the day this was not in a private context: she was employed by the One Show; she was speaking in a BBC workplace environment; and she was hugely offensive and she caused offence.

The reports said the steady inflow of nitrogen and phosphorous, both from fertilized farmland and from sewage treatment plants in the bay's 64,000- square-mile watershed, had caused large, offensive, blue-green "blooms" of algae on the bay's surface.

But to wage war on the human suffering caused by offensive content on social networks, and the moderators who sell their own sanity to block it, Facebook is building bridges beyond its own family of companies.

Originally the operation was due to begin on January 1, but poor ice conditions on the Neva caused the offensive to be delayed until January 10 12.

In September 1942 the Soviet forces were attacking south of the town of Siniavino, which allowed them to potentially encircle several German divisions, but also left the army open to flanking attacks from the north, and it was this which ultimately caused the offensive to fail.

Causing offence to those who have no power and are already marginalised was doubly offensive.