Sentence examples for has caused something from inspiring English sources
The economic descent has caused something of an identity crisis.
Publication of my diaries has caused something of a stir.
This has caused something of a backlash within economics against the use of nonstandard data in general and neuroscientific data in particular.
As you may have read, Serge Aurier has caused something of a disciplinary storm in the last few days.
The death of a giant panda in captivity in Japan has caused something of a diplomatic stink.
The intervention of religious leaders in opposition, including Muslims, has caused something of an uproar, especially among supporters of the Socialist government.
Mr Kasim had heard that similar financial alchemy had caused something of a stir in a place called Albania.
"A clot thing was burgeoning," said Mr. Raymond, who at the time had no clue that his slip had caused something so severe.
Even so, those preferences have caused something of a standoff with Vice President Al Gore, who readily accepted the commission's plans for three debates.
It was an unprecedented defeat, and one which may have caused something to snap in the Dresden striker Frank Lippmann's mind.
The postings, which also included charges that Mr. Liu had fabricated his academic qualifications and had threatened to kill his mistress, have caused something of an earthquake, given that they targeted such a high-level official.
