Sentence examples for habitually caused from inspiring English sources

It seems like the devil's nest that habitually caused wars of invasion and persistence are finally burning under the fire that I have caused.

"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".

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.

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

In the nineteenth century Marx had argued that the reactionary malaise of German politics was caused by the fact that German society habitually allowed culture to stand in for politics and defined the relatively de-politicized educated bourgeois elite [Bildungsbürgertum] as the pillar of social order and the arbiter of progress.

The signal that astronomers habitually sought is the to-and-fro wobble of a star caused by the tiny gravitational tug of an orbiting planet.

None of the crew, however, died of scurvy (a dietary disease caused by a lack of ascorbic acid and that habitually decimated the crews of ships on lengthy voyages in the 18th century).

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).

Glenn Kurtz: This project caused me to do a lot of things that I would not what have habitually done.