Sentence examples for is causing as from inspiring English sources

Waiting for a doctor's bill is causing as much anxiety as waiting for a diagnosis".

There is a new voting system for Best Picture, too, which is causing as much excitement among psephologists as proportional representation in swing seats.

Apple's recent foray into video games — with the iPhone, the iPod Touch and its ever-expanding online App Store — is causing as much hand-wringing among old industry players as the global economic slump, which threatens to take the steam out of year-end shopping for the second consecutive year.

(The Health Consumer, June 25): The too-often-repeated advice to "stand up straight" is causing as many back problems as the too-often-seen "relaxed" slump and subsequent compression.Almost every student comes in my Alexander technique studio with a distorted understanding of posture and alignment, and they must learn postural balance.

That appears to have been caused, as much as anything, by the excess supply of such homes.

Some views of this type require that a free action be uncaused; others allow that it may be caused as long as it is not deterministically caused.

The recession of 1991 had been caused (as are most recessions) by the Fed raising interest rates too high to ward off inflation.

No more trouble for the host will be caused as long as their activators are silenced.

The new illness is caused, as Sars was, by a coronavirus, the agent responsible for most common colds.

According to the electro-magneto theory, only Maxwell stress is caused as a body force in a plate.

The problem is caused, as shown in Fig. 1, by the fact that the actual head requirement (actual TDH) is much less than the calculated design TDH.