Sentence examples for has caused itself from inspiring English sources

Mr Blunkett vetoed this plan.The government is wincing at the unnecessary trouble it has caused itself.

From their earliest days in the Jacksonian era, when they adopted a requirement (since repealed) that a candidate must receive two-thirds of the delegates to win the nomination, the party has caused itself no end of grief.

But the argument itself has caused unease.

Still, the strike itself has caused many businesses to remain closed simply because supplies are nowhere to be found.

But the panel that made the recommendation concluded the test itself has caused unnecessary deaths and injuries.

In one of the film's wheel-within-a-wheel moments, the camera pulls back to show the discomfort the scripted fight itself has caused the actresses, and Ms. Kim's face is dark with anguish.

One member commented: "We're at the end of a three-year pay freeze, which in itself has caused staff to leave and work for agencies and other authorities.

You can already pay companies to freeze your corpse (or usually just your head), in the hope that one day researchers will find a cure for whatever it was that killed you, as well as a way to revive you, undo all the damage that freezing itself has caused and give you a new body.

The pilots' union disputes that, however, saying that the company itself has caused the problems by not taking action to remedy what the union says is a shortage of pilots. Business travelers, meanwhile, face the next round in the numbers game this week, when the Federal Aviation Administration releases data for delays in July.

To a large extent, humanity itself has caused the climate change; therefore, something must be done (see IPPC [2007b]; Le Monde diplomatique [2009], pp. 72 73; Friedman [2008]).

The law itself has caused outrage of a different sort, however.