Sentence examples for message caused from inspiring English sources
The message caused immediate outrage.
Carter-Silk has apologised for any offence the message caused.
Nonetheless, the substance of the message caused immediate concern.
Even in a crowd that barely knew the words, the urgent political message caused a collective shiver.
The revelation, in a just-released e-mail message, caused environmentalists to complain again that Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force had not aggressively sought their opinions.
Yet the 75-minute address, evoking for some the fear mongering nationalism of Richard Nixon rather than Ronald Reagan's "It's morning in America" message, caused consternation among moderate Republicans.
Sending the letters in a text message causes the phone to crash and then power off, leaving the Messages app unusable once the iPhone turns back on.
In July, a British operator, mmO2, reported better-than-expected financial results, thanks to the flood of messages caused by "Big Brother".
The surveillance of telephone calls and e-mail messages caused a furor when it was disclosed last week by The New York Times, because it has been conducted without warrants.
Fifa's tough stance on the poppy, as part of its rule 4.4 concerning political, religious or commercial messages, caused a furore in the build-up to, and over, remembrance weekend.
But he said that airlines were still experiencing too many nagging parts failures and faulty warning messages caused by software problems, and that some airlines were running into more problems than others.
