Sentence examples for causing start from inspiring English sources

The stadium had a book value of NOK 230 million, way over the real value, causing Start Toppfotball to have to write down the investment.

He said that college gave him cause, starting with me.

Wear debris particles behave as an abrasive agent, depositing into the film and causing the start of failure.

The dates and causes start to blur, and the years and events, particularly as the early 1970s abruptly give way to the late 1970s, confusingly pile up.

An innovative fuel regression rate analysis method is established to diminish the errors caused by start and tailing stages in a short time firing test.

What causes the start of an epidemic and how rabies is maintained in different animal populations, is largely unknown.

Mr. Sharp has a penchant for unpopular causes, starting with his own music.

He supported gay rights and embraced most leftist causes, starting with the 1968 student protests in Mexico City's Tlatelolco Plaza.

The upheaval in the record book has some obvious causes, starting with the proliferation of pass-heavy spread offenses over the past 15 years.

After hearing that the Ospreys intend using five of their Welsh squad members against London Irish tomorrow, Dai Young was more sensitive to the national cause, starting just two of his seven, Tom Shanklin and Robin Sowden-Taylor.

Rather than a permanent revolution, destabilising the NHS and savage local government cuts, why don't we try and tackle some of the causes starting within our high streets?