Sentence examples for causing much grief from inspiring English sources

The heat has been blamed for possibly thousands of deaths in France, causing much grief and some political infighting.

Their individual expectations in overall quality of life by no means diminish with advancing age, usually remaining at odds with their much impaired functional capabilities and therefore causing much grief and frustration to themselves and their carers alike [ 1- 5].

That caused much grief to the prime minister and resulted in Andrew Lansley, the previous health secretary, losing his job.

With normal precautions, however, downloading audio files which end in "aac" or "mp3" (as podcasts typically do) is unlikely to cause much grief.

It causes much grief when we see books such as Twilight, Da Vinci Code, etc. gain bestseller success, while finely crafted books lay unread and collecting dust on the bookshelves.

Their proliferation in vitro has, in a practical context, caused much grief in studies of unseparated breast epithelial cells, the culture of tumour samples, many of which are still surrounded by myoepithelial cells, and in the spontaneous or engineered establishment of cell strains and lines.

Rarely hammered, but without causing much attacking grief either, we've lacked a clinical nature and have struggled to convert winning positions into points.

After all, the 2010 patch wasn't signed into law until Dec. 17, 2010, causing much tax-planning grief.

The recent icy spell has caused much serious grief around the country and rendered many courses unplayable but, at The Glamorganshire, we dodged the snow and although it has been thoroughly iced up, we've managed to keep playing most days.

How can something that promises to make life easier be causing so much grief?

A host of ancillary software is required just to keep your computer running, but that software introduces more complexity and more points of failure, and ends up causing as much grief as it's intended to resolve.