Sentence examples for have ever caused from inspiring English sources

Lamont, who has yet to delete the message, said on Friday: "If I have ever caused any offence from the language used in my tweets I do apologise".

Having spent time with In the Name of Love's predecessor, Santa Baby, Lost in Showbiz can confirm that few novels have ever caused it to question so thoroughly the very nature of being: no sooner do you start it than you find yourself wondering if there is any point in being alive.

Of the thousands of fracking operations that are carried out every year, only a handful have ever caused earthquakes large enough to have been felt.

In a separate case that sought an injunction to curb prescriptions of Oxycontin, another Kentucky judge ruled that "the plaintiffs have failed to produce any evidence showing that the defendants' marketing, promotional or distribution practices have ever caused even one tablet of Oxycontin to be inappropriately prescribed or diverted".

Because without labels, this "GMO Buyers Club" can claim that there is no evidence that these crops have ever caused any harm.

However, there is no evidence to suggest they have ever caused a large scale epidemic of PRRS with fatal cases among grown sows [12], [25], [43].

I personally don't think it has ever caused difficulties for ministers".

We are not aware that our use of the Iceland name has ever caused any confusion with Iceland the country".

Labelled "Germany's Band of Brothers", no television programme has ever caused as much debate in German society.

The queen suffered his infidelities in silence, and on her death Louis is reported to have said, "This is the only trouble she has ever caused me".

Walker said that his being gay had never been brought up during recruiting and that he did not think it had ever caused him to lose a recruit.