Sentence examples for italy caused from inspiring English sources

But Italy caused the most anxiety.

Martín Cáceres, who plays in defense for Juventus in Italy, caused his team's downfall.

A1 Earthquake in Italy An earthquake in southern Italy caused the collapse of a nursery and elementary school.

In 1880, Giovanni Morelli, a sixty-four-year-old critic and historian from Italy, caused a sensation in the art world.

The inclusion in the cabinet of blonde, German-born Idem, who won an Olympic gold medal and five world championships for Italy, caused no similar controversy.

The attack, the latest incident in a chain of politically tinged violence in Milan and other areas in Italy, caused a nationwide outcry.

The recent seismic events, which distressed the population of the Central Italy, have caused the incompliance with national safety standards of several historical buildings.

France scored two fine tries in the first half but at the key points of pressure – in particular attacking lineouts and restarts (where Italy had caused Scotland so much trouble in the last round) – they were insipid, and their handling was simply not up to their ambition.

Greenspan says that Italy is causing most of Europe's problems, and our own, so suck it, Italy, I'm not sorry we sent those Jersey Shore douchebags over there!

Mr Monti defended the government's record on Thursday, saying it had largely succeeded in putting the country in a safe position and "preventing Italy from causing new fires in the eurozone".

To their credit, the Republic regrouped and caused Italy some anxious moments, although only a powerful 25-yard shot from Andrews called Buffon into any serious action.