Sentence examples for easy to cause from inspiring English sources

"It's so easy to cause so much damage".

Acetylene which is easy to cause detonation was taken as fuel and burned with pure oxygen inside of the bomb.

Besides, the hysteresis loop in the open-circuit voltage curve is easy to cause large error in model prediction.

It is amazingly easy to cause mayhem anywhere (and not just in liberal democracies) if you are happy to die in the process.

In microorganisms, in which it is relatively easy to cause genetic mutations and to select specific mutants, this technique has been very useful.

However, challenges remain in SAGD development: the close distance between injector and producer makes it easy to cause steam breakthrough, which means lower thermal efficiency as well as higher investment.

"It's easier to cause delay than it is to move a case," said W. Dexter Douglass, a prominent trial lawyer working for Mr. Gore, on Tuesday.

As a result, due to the above-mentioned factors, GIC is easier to cause core saturation and DC bias of choke transformers, resulting in interference of track circuit equipments.

Field tests have shown that the application of single-tubing wells is easier to cause non-uniform steam suction (Hight et al. 1992; Griston and Willhite 1987; Liu 2009; Gu et al. 2014).

Generally, the increase of body fat is easier to cause CVD than FFM because of metabolic abnormalities [ 1].

Because of the high oxygen consumption of the outer retina (photoreceptor), the hypoxemia of retina may be easier to cause pathological change.