They cause a litany of diseases with a terrifying host of symptoms.
Although the exact cause of the "Great Dying" is still debated, a leading theory posits that massive volcanoes in Siberia may have blackened the sky with soot and caused a litany of other problems for biological life.
According to critics, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act has caused a litany of ills: Executives are retiring early, public companies are going private, foreign firms are listing abroad and U.S. firms are losing their competitive edge.
It can cause a disgusting litany of health problems, including central nervous system problems, nausea, vomiting, injury to red blood cells, the kidney, or the liver, as well as bleeding from the nose, eyes, and ass.
It, quite literally, causes obesity, attention deficit, and a litany of sedentary-lifestyle disorders.
The officials said a war would inflame anti-American sentiment throughout the Arab world, adding to a litany of causes that have stoked hatred of the United States.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, in Cincinnati, did the same thing with American slavery, ending its account with a potpourri of international injustices, as if recruiting activists for a litany of causes.
He virtually raced through a litany of causes and issues dear to core Democratic constituencies, from health care to civil rights, affirmative action, public education, and abortion rights, with perhaps the biggest applause line of all that "the last thing this country needs is a Supreme Court that overturns Roe v. Wade".
Ms. Lindsley goes through a litany of problems that have caused her grave concern.
Pernicious anemia is known to cause irascibility and hallucination, as well as a litany of physical symptoms that Lincoln reported suffering, according to an article published last year in the journal Perspectives in Biology and Medicine.
