Sentence examples for is sometimes responsible from inspiring English sources
This fermentation is sometimes responsible for undesirable gassiness in red wines.
In one scene a government official postulates that "the indecent clothing of our girls or certain women" is sometimes responsible for the acts of barbarism that have become so common.
Because a single gene is sometimes responsible, researchers decided to put working copies of the gene back into the body.
This phenomenon is particularly evident intraoperatively and is sometimes responsible for difficulties encountered during endodrainage of subretinal fluid from peripheral retinal breaks (i.e., it induces slippage), making it difficult to completely remove the water from the eye [ 74].
"The idea that teachers or other adults at school are sometimes responsible for bullying and discrimination is utterly unacceptable.
Midwives and obstetricians are sometimes responsible for these events and can be negatively affected by them as well as by the resulting investigation or complaints procedure (clinical negligence).
While cyclists acknowledge that they are sometimes responsible for collisions, they also point out that bicycling is good exercise and helps keep the air free of exhaust.
Within the framework of climate land use and land cover evolution, which are sometimes responsible of significant impacts on the environment and societies, represent a major challenge for the international community.
Unfortunately, its causes are sometimes responsible for brain or nerve damage in other areas and for mental handicap; these additional problems tend to influence most strongly the quality of the child's life.
Pawar and Murnal (2014) concluded that consideration of SSI increases number of impacts at impact level, floor-to-column impact is more vulnerable than floor-to-floor impact, and SSI phenomenon may be sometimes responsible for pounding phenomenon due to increase in displacement, so neglecting SSI may lead to erroneous conclusion regarding possibility of pounding.
Royal artisans were sometimes responsible for sculpting stelae; in some cases these sculptors were actually the sons of kings.
