Sentence examples for managed to cause from inspiring English sources

It's not the first time he's managed to cause offence.

The Conservative government, however, has managed to cause people to question altruistic deeds.

In the few minutes since he'd started, he'd managed to cause a small explosion on Twitter.

Although the mediums it examined said they were treated fairly, none of them managed to cause a miraculous effect.

Several hundred dishonest prescribers in South Florida for example managed to cause overdose deaths all over the Southeastern United States.

I once managed to cause a cleaners' strike on the Daily Herald with a review of Up the Junction.

Before leaving his chatshow, however, he did manage to cause a political stir.

The Azzurri, even so, did manage to cause enough first-half problems to keep England honest on a largely grey but mercifully dry Roman afternoon.

Parasites, on the other hand, often launch a much broader attack that still manages to cause a specific change in their host.

This tiny breakaway republic, formerly part of Moldova, is no bigger than Rhode Island, but it manages to cause a world of trouble, serving as a source of illegal arms from the former Soviet Army and two unmonitored weapons factories.

Wherever she goes, Stephanie manages to cause more trouble than she cleans up (she's particularly rough on the bodyguards that her rival boyfriends, Morelli and Ranger, put on her tail).