Sentence examples for essentially causes from inspiring English sources
It essentially causes a controlled, localized heart attack, killing many cells of the muscle.
Mr. Bush, the Texas governor, also said that if elected president, he would probably oppose any Food and Drug Administration approval of RU-486, the pill that essentially causes a miscarriage in the very earliest stages of pregnancy.
The laser, when aimed at, say, an engine, essentially causes a fire, thereby disabling the craft.
The velocity magnitude in the near-wall region of grooved surface is much larger compared with that over a ribbed surface, which essentially causes the larger heat transfer enhancement for the groove surfaces.
The carbon isotope exponent essentially causes the change in inter-molecular phonon frequency; thus, it is argued that although intra-molecular phonons do play a significant role, the participation of inter-molecular phonons cannot be ignored.
(b) A second interpretation which does not have to assume that causes are essentially causes argues that Nāgārjuna does not intend to refer to the existential dependence of some particular cause on its effect but rather to the existential dependence of the property of being a cause on the property of being an effect.
The post-Civil War deflation was essentially caused by increased productivity growth.
What was clear by the OSHA findings is that the way this revised construction plan was executed was flawed, essentially causing the collapse.
It also turned out that the blunder of blunders was made by allowing Lehman to fail, essentially causing a cerebral hemorrhage in the world's financial brain.
One such medication, a sleeping pill from Merck called suvorexant that works by blocking hypocretin, essentially causing narcolepsy for a night, is awaiting government approval.
Mistakes of generalship by Thieu and some of his commanders made things worse, but the early defeats were essentially caused by the South's lack of reserves and reduced firepower.
