Sentence examples for historically causes from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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.

At home, I keep staring at the flatpack box containing table football and fooling myself that successful assembly is achievable, despite the fact that just holding an Allen key has historically caused something akin to a breakdown in me.

It has been convincingly argued that an uneven global governance landscape and the existence of untapped new frontiers for fisheries resources have historically caused a paradigm of serial depletion by so-called "roving bandits".

Their pledges to stop or reduce deforestation are mostly conditional on rich countries financially and technically helping them achieve this – and the onus on reducing emissions is on these rich countries which have historically caused most climate change.

The funds, according to the Better Markets review of more than 25 years in data, have historically caused an uptick in futures market prices as they periodically exit expiring contracts and roll into a new batch of deals.