Sentence examples for causes the use from inspiring English sources

The risk of other illicit drug use in cannabis users may be higher because few people try hard drugs prior to trying cannabis and not because cannabis actually causes the use of harder drugs.

It is important to remember that current research has only provided evidence of association, and not causation, meaning that there is no evidence that cannabis use actually causes the use of later drug use, merely that the two behaviours are linked, a link which could be due to factors which commonly influence both behaviours.

Michelle Taylor, a researcher of cannabis at the University of Bristol, wrote in The Guardian this year that studies which do show a link often "only provide evidence of association, and not causation, meaning that there is no evidence that cannabis use actually causes the use of later drug use".

This limitation causes the use of a special vocabulary that is not usually used, noisy and full of new words [8].

DGF may be defined as an allograft injury that causes the use of dialysis in the first week after transplantation [ 2].

But the popularity of the crops has caused the use of the Roundup herbicide to skyrocket, setting up "survival of the fittest" conditions in which the rare weeds that survive the herbicide can flourish.

This caused the use of Adnan Januzaj – a No10 or wide man – in the engine room when the Belgian entered the fray in the 63rd minute of Sunday's 1-1 draw.

Various conditions of designing and implementing coastal protection structures such as implementation speed and construction cost; cause the use of Articulated Concrete Block Mattress (ACB Mat).

Some commentators have argued convincingly that the militarization of police departments has caused the use of aggressive policing, which has in turn spawned counter-violence, resulting in the death of innocent police officers.

For instance, antimicrobial properties of silver nanoparticles caused the use of these nanometals in different fields of medicine, various industries, animal husbandry, packaging, accessories, cosmetics, health, and military.

The DC pundits led the chorus on using the word 'scandal' (I wonder if the TV show is causing the frequent use of the word these days).