Sentence examples for has certainly caused from inspiring English sources

It has certainly caused a lot of trouble over the years.

Ukraine's behaviour has certainly caused anger, but Russia has gravely damaged its credibility.Pipes and whistlesNot everybody has been converted.

It has certainly caused the Daily Mail – which employs Vine as a columnist – to press its hanky to its nose.

Yet the Soviet offer has certainly caused many in Western Europe to sit up and think things over again.

The use is concentrated in an already vulnerable group and it has certainly caused a very strong reaction because of the physical manifestations of the use," she says.

"Unemployment, coupled with the downturn in the economy, the realities of people losing their savings and not being insured, has certainly caused African-American families to look at cremation in a different light," Mr. Alexander said.

The closings of hundreds of the coffee chain's branches have certainly caused consternation in other places.

West Midlands Assistant Chief Constable Marcus Beale said: "They travelled to Dewsbury with IEDs (improvised explosive devices) that would have certainly caused significant injuries and probably some deaths".

The cancer had metastasized to her liver, and further aggressive treatment was not likely to extend her life but would have certainly caused significant distress.

The group had certainly caused riots - of both the positive and negative kind - but this album was a solipsistic riot of the mind, not some Bacchic uprising.

As an editor, there have been times I've certainly caused him to pull his hair out with my obsession (I prefer the word "dedication") to stay with a story far longer than he perhaps thought necessary.