Sentence examples for habit of causing from inspiring English sources

Emerging markets have a habit of causing trouble.

It is leverage that explains why property busts have a habit of causing financial crises.Property is also an inefficient asset class.

"The Cup's got a strange habit of causing major upsets," added the 44-year-old Liverpudlian.

Eventually, the speaker had to cut his remarks short, his speech subsumed by the chaos he was by then in the habit of causing.

Beyond merely being real Mr. Magoos with government weaponry, Canadian bureaucrats also have a bad habit of causing huge privacy breaches.

The specific epithet importuna, which means "inconsiderate" or "assertive", refers to the morel's habit of causing "consternation and distress among gardeners and homeowners whose territory has been invaded".

Mulder and Scully discover the Peacocks have a nasty habit of inbreeding, causing them to devolve to the point where they operate solely on animalistic instinct.

And let's not even discuss the delinquency the habit was causing in other areas of my life.

Unlike most politicians (besides the fact he was a raging dreamboat- hunk), he genuinely gave a shit about all Canadians and to the confusion of most Conservative Party lackeys he made a habit of championing causes for First Nations people, the environment, inner city youth, and the gays.

Initially she considered aerophagia, in which the habit of swallowing air causes bloating and discomfort.

"His habit of doing this caused me to think that the band Franz Ferdinand was another of his jokes when they were first on the festival's bill as an unknown band".