Sentence examples for like causing a from inspiring English sources

Performers are often arrested or hassled by the police for nebulous offences like "causing a disturbance".

For awhile, Stephens looked like causing a major upset but Ana Ivanovic found some of the form that once elevated her to No 1 in the world to win in three sets.

Aaron Heremaia crossed for a late consolation for Widnes, who had looked like causing a surprise until Keiron Cunningham's side found their form after half-time.

Just because chemicals may not have an obvious effect, like causing a rash, doesn't mean they aren't tinkering with your body".

They perceived it could potentially be harmful like causing a tear but also believed it expedites delivery and can thus potentially avoid stillbirth.

He just likes causing a disturbance, however pointless.

Watford are in the sixth round and, although they never really clicked into top gear against Leeds United, the Championship club rarely looked like causing an upset.

The visitors were aiming to close the gap on the fifth-placed Warriors in the Pro12 but never looked like causing an upset.

In those cases, the intravenous drip of safflower injection acted as an allergen that activated the intracellular enzyme release of active substances, such as histamine like, causing an allergic reaction [ 26].

Fentanyl is 50 times stronger than heroin, so couldn't be substituted like-for-like without causing an overdose.

Lush likes to cause a stink.