Sentence examples for law causes a from inspiring English sources

When a law causes a pay cut, as the Unite Here report demonstrates, a hardworking person loses an opportunity to pay for electricity bills, gas or groceries.

It is a remarkable fact that the assumption of Fourier's law causes an unrealistic property that a sudden disturbance at some point will be felt instantly everywhere else in the material.

— Andrea K. Scott The Theatre The passage of Indiana's religious-freedom law caused a stir almost everywhere, but you can bet the theatre community was loudly, angrily, and tunefully among its detractors.

The law caused a significant drop in Virginia's share of guns trafficked from the Southeast to the Northeast.

The 1847 law caused a bit of a problem, however, because it neglected to actually give anyone the authority to appoint chaplains.

In Maiduguri, the capital of the north-eastern Borno state, enforcement of the helmet law caused an incident that would spark a violent conflict between the police and members of a radical Islamist sect that was then unknown to the world.

The law caused an outcry by public-health activists, who worry about its effect on drug affordability not just in India, but in even poorer countries that rely on Indian drugmakers for their medicine.Multinational drugmakers have been slower than financial-services firms or carmakers to take advantage of offshoring.

However, the new laws caused a backlash.

Campaign contributions are breaking all records, an offshoot of a good economy and a breakdown in campaign finance laws, causing a political inflation to set in.

Her ex-stepson-in-law caused a lot of trouble, but, because of him, here before her was a boy for her to love, who loved her.

One statistical analysis found that "strict ID laws cause a reduction in Democratic turnout by 8.8 percentage points, compared to a reduction of 3.6 percentage points for Republicans". So the math works out in the GOP's favor.