Sentence examples for deliberately to cause from inspiring English sources

How likely is it that biological agents will be used deliberately to cause widespread harm?

"The power of V.R. to induce particular kinds of emotions could be used deliberately to cause suffering," they write.

The jurors were told to consider only whether the defendant acted deliberately to cause death, whether the defendant presented a continuing threat to society and whether the defendant's conduct was unreasonable in response to any provocation.

Given that Allied forces had just bombed Dresden, Hiroshima and Nagasaki and inflicted hundreds of thousands of civilian casualties, for the British to get on a high horse about a bombing that was timed deliberately to cause minimum loss of life is not only hypocritical but morally obtuse.

No one sets out deliberately to cause these massive problems, of course.

From the press reports, it is evident that driving the car into the crowd deliberately to cause bodily harm certainly justifies the federal investigation.

"At no point in time did I intentionally or deliberately want to cause any harm to the patient.

The BBC has clarified that Clarkson was not deliberately trying to cause any political controversy during his recent filming.

After a reporter clearly identified himself as Jewish, the mayor responded with a remark deliberately calibrated to cause maximum pain and offence.

The question is not, as Justice Thomas maintains, whether a punishment is deliberately inflicted to cause unnecessary pain, but rather whether we would today consider the punishment to cause excessive suffering.

Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister went so far as to accuse Merkel's government of "sweeping the case under the carpet", heightening suspicions in Berlin that the Kremlin was deliberately trying to cause trouble.