Sentence examples for historically caused from inspiring English sources

The country's barren landscape historically caused the people to migrate.

No amount of foreign competition or resource shortage has historically caused such a catastrophe.

Arming such irregular militias has historically caused serious instability in the north, a region already awash with weapons.

Mundane domestic outings in the immediate aftermath of European ties have historically caused problems for Scottish teams.

The transfer of PNR data has historically caused concern around civil liberties and privacy due to the collection and storage of individuals' personal data, which the minister sought to address.

A. Of 25 infectious diseases that have historically caused high mortality in human beings, many probably or possibly reached humans from domesticated animals, according to a major review article published in Nature in 2007.

The Hayward fault historically causes a huge earthquake every 140 years and it has been 147 years since the last major quake on the fault.

There are even "some fairly positive things on the horizon," Mr. Wientzen said, at least from the perspective of his membership, in that as consumers travel less they are "tending to spend more time at home," a situation that can historically cause "catalog sales to be fairly robust".

It's the Van Dyke cops that historically cause the problems.

The suffering caused through such crisis is barbaric, and media coverage in dominant print and screen channels disappointing, not giving a true picture of the reality and how the relationships between all states, particularly dominant players, historically cause such alarming events, increasing human insecurity for everyone.

That means a diminishing timeframe to allow emergency services to change tack from firefighting to battling cyclones and floodwaters, which historically have caused many more deaths and wider destruction in Queensland.