Sentence examples for have really caused from inspiring English sources

Things like the payoffs have really caused concern, as have, obviously, things like Savile and Hall and the culture that goes around that.

Things like the pay-offs have really caused concern, as have, obviously, things like Savile and Hall and the culture that goes around that.

FLOTUS could have really caused a huge crush on the health care system, talking like that.

"The exhibition has really caused a stir over there," she said.

"Expectations of growth have slowed, and that has really caused valuations to decrease," said Nicholas Kaiser, chief investment officer at Saturna Capital.

Man's intellect, his ability to tap the cosmic resources of energy and make them work for him, had really caused wealth to be regenerative, or self-augmenting.

"Because the local magazines aren't as high-end or progressive, and no other international titles speak directly to an African readership, Arise has really caused a stir".

Christa Sober, vice president for equity research at Thomas Weisel Partners in San Francisco, said of the category, "Its persistent weakness has really caused overall results to be muted".

The worst thing I did, probably, was put a giant marble in the Myers' gas tank, which could've really caused a problem if it had rolled over the gas hole while one of the Myers was driving on the highway, but I guess it never did.

"We've really caused problems.

You know I know that this incident that is happening is dramatic and tragic and has really caused a lot of people a lot of misery.