Sentence examples for has caused large from inspiring English sources

The leadership crisis has caused large divisions within the ruling Sabah family.

This, Murray says, has caused large numbers of people to turn to "soundbite politics" from leaders who appear more genuine than their centrist rivals yet offer only empty promises.

It evolved millions of years ago to exploit an ecological niche, and it has caused large outbreaks of destruction in the past — but, so far as we know, none as large as this one.

Since Friday, Trump's travel order has caused large public protests; forced the White House chief of staff to go on television and announce major changes to the policy's scope less than two days after it was enacted; attracted criticism from world leaders and allies; and led to the defiance, on principle, of acting Attorney General Sally Yates, who had been appointed by Obama.

The write-downs, which will knock $1 billion from first-quarter earnings, come a week after Credit Suisse announced fourth-quarter results that indicated that it had been relatively unscathed by the turmoil in the credit markets and had limited exposure to the subprime crisis, which has caused large losses at other banks.

The only other Ebola virus that has caused large outbreaks is Bundibugyo ebolavirus.

There is high confidence that this has caused large-scale changes in the ocean, in the cryosphere, and in sea level in the second half of the 20th century.

The pandemic novel influenza H1N1 (swine) influenza A virus (H1N1v) infection has caused large-scale community infection in Taiwan.

Congestion and traffic-related pollution are typically the largest contributors to air pollution in cities. Rapid urbanization in developing countries has caused large-scale proliferation in motor vehicle use making cities increasingly congested and, subsequently, polluted.

Um Ahmed lives in a neighbourhood in which heavy fighting has caused large-scale destruction and displacement.

In formations where hydrocarbon production has caused large-scale depressurization (e.g., the Frio formation), it is not known how long it might take for such an expansive area to return to preproduction pressures (Kreitler 1989).