Sentence examples for causes not just from inspiring English sources

In high doses, though, it causes not just death but a horrible death.

This causes not just short-term suffering, but does long-term social and economic damage to individuals and communities.

A few decades of research has made it clear that most people are terrible choosers — they don't know what they want, and the prospect of deciding often causes not just jitters but something like anguish.

"Cutting someone's support for failing to meet certain requirements causes not just financial problems but a great deal of psychological distress too," Mind's chief executive Paul Farmer said at the time.

We can be the generation that eradicates extreme poverty in our world, but we need to tackle the causes, not just the symptoms.

The new system is certainly "shaking up the ant farm, but it's still an ant farm," and political extremism has many causes, not just gerrymandering.

But harm can be caused not just by a wrong action, but also by a failure to act.

The global financial crisis, it is now clear, was caused not just by the bankers' colossal mismanagement.

The coming environmental changes will be caused not just by global warming but also by increased urbanization.

It appears that L'Oréal has caused not just her hair but her skin to change colour as well.

Their panic is caused not just by fear that some countries cannot repay their debts, but also by scepticism about politicians' ability to do very much to help.