Sentence examples for caused somewhere from inspiring English sources

The so-called Spanish Lady caused somewhere between 25 and 100 million deaths worldwide.

Medical researchers found that coal and vehicular pollution had caused somewhere between 4,000 and 12,000 deaths in the city.

The Lewin Group, a research organization owned by United Health estimates that the legislation would cause somewhere between 34 million and 85 million people to go from having private to government insurance and would pay doctors on average 14% less than private HMOs.

I told people, 'He's gonna find a cause somewhere.

However, the move is still bound to cause offence somewhere, so let's do everyone a favour and try to pre-empt all the angry thinkpieces now.

Some cancer scientists, however, think that stem cells can lose this control function and thus divide endlessly, leading to tumours.Dr Barsky reasoned that if the cancer stem-cell hypothesis is true, then stem cells from a donor organ may cause cancer somewhere else in a transplant recipient's body.

Generally, tightly packed objects can't roll against one another without causing friction somewhere.

The as-prepared sample was a millimeter-sized liquid drop, and after freezing, wrinkles appeared on the convex surface, causing defocus somewhere under OM [16].

"You really see it with these widely separated regions of the Sun's atmosphere that are connected magnetically, showing activity at the same time, or causing activity somewhere else," he explained.

"I've got a secret plan, which will be implemented on Day One, but I'm not going to tell you about it because it might cause somebody somewhere to vote against me".

Every year, rotavirus causes approximately somewhere between 352,000 and 592,000 deaths, 2 million hospital admissions, 25 million medical visits, and 111 million cases of gastroenteritis requiring only home care, in children under 5 years old [ 4].