Sentence examples for habitually cause from inspiring English sources

The great Siberian rivers, flowing northward into regions of increasingly deferred thaw, habitually cause extensive flooding in their lower reaches, which remain ice-covered when upstream reaches have already thawed and are receiving the meltwaters of late spring and summer.

Pathogens that habitually cause arthritis were properly excluded.

"It seems like the devil's nest that habitually caused wars of invasion and persistence are finally burning under the flames it itself has ignited".

"But now we realise that even cutting down by half an hour habitually can cause problems".

We habitually divide the causes of obesity into two categories: genetic predisposition (having lots of overweight relatives) and lifestyle choices (eating too many chips or even, according to a recent study, having fat friends).

Recent theories of addiction posit that relapse-inducing cues cause relapse habitually or automatically, bypassing processing information related to the consequences of relapse.

Habitually smoking crack cocaine causes pulmonary damage (crack lung).

Dealers, in any case, habitually blame libraries for thefts.

Officers had, in this case, "habitually ignored the law".

Ways of forming imperfectives were especially numerous and often involved, in addition to their imperfective aspectual meaning, some other notion, such as performing the action habitually or repeatedly (iterative), or causing someone else to perform it (causative).

One close reading of simplistic mainstream journalism called out the author for habitually ignoring the complex, systemic causes of poverty and exclusion.