Sentence examples for causes of rush from inspiring English sources

The lack of a municipal freeway (either through or around the city) as well as the presence of two significant railways (each with attendant switching yards and few over/under-passes) are the primary causes of rush hour congestion, along with construction and heavy snow.

There was confusion this morning over the exact cause of rush-hour disruption on part of the London Underground amid claims that part of a tunnel had collapsed.

Hall blamed the "perverse incentives" created by the government's targets as the cause of the rush of multiple entries.

She adds that rather than the holiday being the cause of a rush to the divorce lawyers come January, couples defer splitting up because they want to maintain a semblance of family life at this time.

Whatever the cause of the rush of oil and gas up the well, the disaster also required a failure of the blowout preventer (BOP) sitting on the sea floor over the well.

Usually when Twitter goes down it happens in the middle of some sort of event that causes a rush of tweets.

1. Twerking Count me out of any dance move that accentuates a lady's saddlebags and causes a rush of blood to the head.

Count me out of any dance move that accentuates a lady's saddlebags and causes a rush of blood to the head.

Dr Südhof described exactly how an arriving electrical impulse causes a rush of calcium ions into a cell, and how these subsequently cause vesicles loaded with neurotransmitters to bind to the cell wall and disgorge their contents across the gap.Many of the journalists attending the prize ceremony seemed baffled by the details of the announcement.

Physically it turns me off, but the instant gratification of the monetary aspect of it causes that rush I mentioned earlier.

Roland Griffiths, a caffeine specialist at Johns Hopkins University and an industry critic, said that high caffeine use by young people can cause a cycle of rushes and crashes that can add "a degree of variance to their moods and psychological well-being that they don't really need".