Sentence examples for causes something from inspiring English sources

AFP: Tripanosoma cruzi causes something called Chagas disease.

This disruption causes something like anguish (many critics complained).

This, you may think, causes something of problem: the Hollywood icon's last completed film, The Misfits, was a flop; its star has been dead some 49 years.

The Aalmuhammed court explained that "[t]he word [author] is traditionally used to mean the originator or the person who causes something to come into being". Id. at 1232.

At the fingertip of the Balboa Peninsula, by a place that locals refer to as the Wedge, a jetty shoots out at such an angle that it causes something of a natural phenomenon.

The word is traditionally used to mean the originator or the person who causes something to come into being, or even the first cause, as when Chaucer refers to the "Author of Nature". For a movie, that might be the producer who raises the money.

It caused something of a stink.

This much poison is bound to cause something catastrophic.

The revelation caused something of a storm on social media.

The economic descent has caused something of an identity crisis.

Publication of my diaries has caused something of a stir.