Sentence examples for either causing from inspiring English sources

He failed to win either, causing some to wonder if he could win a major event.

They had been accused of either causing injuries to the child or knowing about them without raising the alarm.

So we don't have any kind of causal connection either that dementia either causing hearing loss or vice versa.

In that regard, Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania eschews problematic, which can mean either "causing difficulty" or "expressing a possibility," and prefers problemsome.

The tree ferns are well established and wrapping can be problematic, either causing rot within the crown, or in my case, keeping them too dry over winter.

He said he thought he would be arrested and charged with either causing death by dangerous driving or death by drink driving.

This will either cause an incident or revive those at the scene.

It is generally recognized that long periods of sitting can either cause or aggravate lumbar pain.

We still have to ask which catastrophe, if either, caused the K-T extinctions, and if so, how?

When this occurs, the action of the moving water either causes the undersurface to melt or retards the thickening.

Spurred on by news coverage, voters from 261 of the 308 ridings filed complaints about calls that either caused nuisance or misled them about their polling station.