Sentence examples for germany caused from inspiring English sources
Revelations by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden about wide-ranging US espionage in Germany caused outrage when they surfaced.
Away from the playing fields, a rail project in southern Germany caused riotous behaviour on the streets of Stuttgart.
Despite acknowledging the damage that Germany caused Greece during the war, commentators feel that there are both legal and political reasons to refuse to pay reparations.
Bean sprouts from an organic farm in northern Germany caused the E coli outbreak that has killed 31 people and infected thousands more, German officials said on Friday.
For him, Germany caused the war, which means that Russia, France and Britain fought because Germany's actions left them with little alternative.
Sharp covered a wide range of subjects including feminism, women's achievements, education and responses to news items such as food shortages in Germany caused by the occupation of the Ruhr in 1924 and female boxers in 1926.
At a λ of €500, Germany-specific resource use still caused the INMB to change most, but now followed by the discount rates.
The Draghi rate cut plus the Papandreou backdown caused a brief rally; but as of now the Italy-Germany spread is at record levels again, the rate on the Italian 10-year is well above 6.
Ja! You'll have read multitudes of previews and scene-setters by now, which means some of you may be hoping for an emphatically low-quality 0-0 draw just to shake off a depressing feeling of inadequacy caused by endless Germans-Do-It-Better/Germany-is-the-Daddy(land) articles.
A homemade rocket fizzled and burst on the street with a crack, but though the same thing had caused a panicked stampede a few days before, on the Champ de Mars at a screening of the France-Germany Euro Cup match, nobody moved.
During the period of diplomatic tension between Britain and Germany caused by the Kruger telegram sent by Wilhelm II, Kaiser and several other overseas cruisers were ordered to return to German waters.
