Sentence examples for interchange caused from inspiring English sources

Though Lamb was otherwise relaxed and subdued in Tuesday's postgame news conference, that question-and-answer interchange caused him to sit up in his chair and his eyes to bug out, as if he wanted to say, "Are these questions only ridiculous to me?" At the time I was half-hoping that Lamb was going to use his SlapYouFromAcrossTheRoom arms to slap some people from across the room with his arms.

This unsupportive interchange caused Karen to question the efficacy of disclosure: It's just that it didn't do any good, it just made me angry.

Their movement and interchanging caused us problems".

After the last formation of the Panama isthmus, the great American interchange apparently caused the extinction of several marsupial orders in South America (Apesteguía and Ares, 2010).

Burbank Fire Chief Tom Lenahan, a firefighter/paramedic at the time, couldn't immediately make it to Burbank from his Santa Clarita home because the quake caused the interchange at the Golden State (5) and Antelope Valley (14) freeways to collapse.

Second, the unbalanced species interchange between the Americas was caused by the disparity in richness of the original species pools due to the differences in size of both continents [ 17].

The three interchanges work together by eliminating bottlenecks caused by redundant interchanges.

The single sample classified as O. sativa that was assigned to O. glaberrima, and the single sample classified as O. glaberrima that was assigned to O. sativa, were most likely caused by interchanging of materials during the experiment.

Unlike earlier 2.5D simulations, in this case there is no large scale prominence formation observed, but a continuous coronal rain develops which shows clear indications of Rayleigh–Taylor or interchange instability, that causes the denser plasma located above the transition region to fall down, as the system moves towards a more stable state.

"The poor continue to use the center as a great nucleus of commercial interchange," Eibenschutz said, causing congestion and encouraging the proliferation of the ambulantes, many of whom sell stolen or smuggled goods.

The incident, which occurred near to the Meiklewood Interchange between Fenwick and Kilmarnock, caused long tailbacks.