Sentence examples for ice causes from inspiring English sources

Inspections are taking place at football grounds across Britain as snow and ice causes havoc.

The loss of ice causes the crack to get deeper and wider.

An increase in the gas content in layers of amorphous ice causes an increase in the crystallization temperature without any significant changes in the glass transition temperature.

Loss of sea ice causes coastal villages to be exposed and vulnerable when storms occur.

The experience of hearing a glacier pop, crack, and boom is unlike any other; especially when the falling ice causes ripples in the water beneath your self-propelled sea vessel several minutes later.

In that movie -- most notable for its vivid scenes of a frozen-over New York City -- melting polar ice causes a disruption in the North Atlantic Current, which in turn triggers a series of catastrophic storms and disasters.

The blade of his skate had nicked the ice, causing him to trip.

Big houses can depress the ice, causing water to flood the surface.

Hejduk's head smashed against the ice, causing his helmet to bounce off his head.

Of course, the groove can be too deep and cause the blades to dig into the ice, causing injuries.

In southern Minnesota, freezing rain on Saturday night and Sunday morning left roads coated in ice, causing hundreds of crashes.