Sentence examples for essentially causing from inspiring English sources

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.

"We developed SCRaMbLE to enable us to pull a mutation trigger, essentially causing the synthetic chromosome to rearrange itself and introducing changes similar to what might happen during evolution, but without the long wait," Boeke said.

The Chinese government has made this such an issue, and nationalist feelings are so intense, that the rabbit and animal heads now certainly cannot be displayed outside of greater China without essentially causing an international incident.

Factors such as the physical environment of the classroom, the ticking clock, or the sound of other students fumbling with papers or breathing loudly combine to cause feelings of being overwhelmed and the loss of mental function, essentially causing students to forget everything previously studied.

Thought leaders generally agree that Israel poorly handled what was essentially a PR initiative by the Turkish NGO to pressure Israel by responding with force and essentially causing itself further international isolation.

However, the prevalent use of cash bail as a condition of pretrial release derails this system, essentially causing most decisions to result in the detention gear when defendants are not able to pay.