Sentence examples for causing burning from inspiring English sources

As envisioned by its Pentagon designers, the weapon would fire bursts of electromagnetic energy capable of causing burning sensations on the skin of people standing as far as 700 yards away -- without actually burning them, officials said.

A Sriracha hot sauce factory in Irwindale may be ordered to halt production this week amid accusations from the city that powerful odors emanating from the facility are causing burning eyes, irritated throats and headaches among nearby residents.

Flames shot up the sides of the Torch tower in the upscale Marina district in the second blaze at the building since 2015, causing burning debris to fly down the structure.

ACCRA, Ghana, 20 January 2009 – Guinea worm disease is caused by a water-borne parasite that grows and matures in people, eventually causing burning blisters on the extremities.

Digital Diarist reports on efforts to eradicate Guinea worm disease in Ghana ACCRA, Ghana, 20 January 2009 – Guinea worm disease is caused by a water-borne parasite that grows and matures in people, eventually causing burning blisters on a person's extremities.

In 2015, in a dissent to a Supreme Court ruling about lethal-injection drugs, Justice Sonia Sotomayor noted that, when midazolam does not work the way corrections officials want it to, the drugs that then paralyze an inmate and stop his heart "do so in a torturous manner, causing burning, searing pain".

Burning Mouth Syndrome causes burning or smarting feelings in the mouth that can last for months.

Instead, it causes burning sensations on the skin, with no actual burning.

Inhaling ammonia gas vapors will cause burning eyes, nose and throat, as well as coughing and watering eyes".

However, in 2010 Dr Gábor Horváth and colleagues at the Eötvös University in Budapest found that water droplets were too close to leaves to cause burning before they evaporated.

The company says it is formulated to prevent blistering; it does not contain the bergamot mentioned in the article, which causes burning in the sun.