Sentence examples for institutions causing from inspiring English sources

Gee says: "Actually what we need is to challenge the institutions causing climate change.

But more important, they say, American support is often applied to one faction instead of to institutions, causing further division rather than bringing stability.

Part of the reason is that the cuts made by hospitals in the 90's had a ripple effect on teaching institutions, causing them to shrink.

Initially, the government refused to identify these institutions, causing consternation among some in Congress, including Mr. Grassley, who thought the taxpayers should know whom they had benefited.

Uncertainty about which banks may be at risk from Greece and the other countries has fed mistrust among financial institutions, causing interbank lending to wither and leading European Union leaders to take extraordinary steps to prevent a financial collapse.

Sankara is an almost-forgotten figure these days in the west, but in the mid-80s he was one of the most charismatic leaders of his age, a revolutionary known as "Africa's Che Guevara" who pushed public health, promoted feminism and faced down the global financial institutions causing such damage to the continent.

While new institutional economists argue that institutions cause growth, the literature on industrial policies (Chang 2003; Khan and Jomo 2000; Reinert 2008), among others, contend that growth and development determine the direction and rate of institutional change.

They are also characteristic of the ripples of upheaval through downtown institutions caused by the attack.

The argument went that these large diversified financial institutions caused the bank failures of the early 1930s.

There is now a wealth of scientific proof that institutions cause children measurable and sometimes irreparable harm.

This time-lag more generally holds: In Britain, the decay of public institutions caused by today's big society will be Prime Minister Miliband's problem.