Sentence examples for causing this break up from inspiring English sources

Your ex: "Even though there couldn't possibly be anything wrong with me that's causing this break up, if there was, just hypothetically speaking, what might that be?

He was blamed for causing the break up between art dealer Helen Macintyre and her husband in 2010.

If its behaviour is seen to be causing the break-up of the EU, it will strengthen the hand of those opposing the status quo.

Mitoxantrone is an anthracenedione that binds to deoxyribose on DNA causing strand break up and unravelling.

After many coffees and lunches with septuagenarians in similar situations, I have concluded that the most prevalent common denominator causing couples to break up at this stage of life is weariness at making the compromises that are inevitably part of living with another person.

Roads also do not absorb rainwater, causing erosion, and break up natural habitats.

The free electrons disrupt the molecular bonds of any particles in the air, causing them to break up into electrically charged pieces.

Rachel decides to take a break; and Ross, hurt and drunk, sleeps with someone else, causing Rachel to break up with him.

Although initially grateful, Gloria begins to reminisce about Snake, causing her to break up with Burns and become Snake's girl again.

For the study, scientists shone powerful beams of X-rays at a sample of ferromagnesian silicate held under extreme conditions similar to those found deep underground, causing it to break up and scatter in all directions.

When teams do pick up the blitz or take shots down the field, they'll often succeed, but overall the relentless pressure will cause mistakes, break up the offense's rhythm and cause them to fall behind.