Sentence examples for genuinely caused from inspiring English sources

I don't deny - and neither does Moszczynski - that the Poles' arrival in large numbers genuinely caused resentment, some of it possibly justified, against government policies.

46 Alternatively, this nephropathy might be genuinely caused by TDF, one of the components of EVG/COBI/FTC/TDF.

No peak of deletions or substitutions was seen for Nrd1, indicating that the deletions are genuinely caused by Nab3 crosslinking, rather than by an increase of sequencing error rate or background crosslinking efficiency near UCUU or CUUG motifs.

Do our mental states ever genuinely cause our behavior or are they mere shadows of our purely mechanistic brains?

It is only the involvement of global newspapers that prevented this information from spilling out across the web and genuinely causing a catastrophic leak.

Whether Aβ-, tau- or α-synuclein inocula can genuinely "cause" (i.e., actually transmit) protein aggregation in vivo, finally, requires testing in wild-type animals.

Little Mix make a swift exit, and I genuinely fear this was caused by me resting on one of their shoulders when a cameraman asked me to make some room.

At the time the BBC apologised, saying it was "genuinely sorry" for causing upset, but hoped "it would be clear from the absurdity of the context that no offence was intended".

In the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide, humanitarians were genuinely concerned that sometimes they caused more harm than good.

The prime minister said this week she was "genuinely sorry" about the anxiety caused by the Home Office threatening the children of Commonwealth citizens with deportation, and has said those treated unfairly will receive compensation.

I mean, I don't know for sure that they have one, but I'm surmising as much as after 10 long years of daily grind, whoever wrote the Scorpion and the Frog tale yesterday caused me to genuinely laugh out loud, and I know the old writer never did that" – Sam Carpenter (and no others).