Sentence examples for more than causing from inspiring English sources

Another bad guy who made it into Dante's Hell was Bertran de Born, a 12th-century baron, troubadour and "stirrer up of strife" who enjoyed nothing more than causing conflict between his neighbours.

But 2000 Olympic champion and world-record holder Edwards has claimed Idowu loves nothing more than causing a "stir" before pulling out a gold-medal winning performance seemingly from nowhere.

"More than causing a headache for the government, the company has been causing headache for stakeholders," says Adriano Pires, an analyst from consultants CBIE, the Brazilian Centre for Infrastructure.

Nevertheless, antibiotics achieve more than causing resistance, and the clinical benefits of SDD will decide on their fate in intensive care patients.

Even the killing of Jo Cox did nothing more than cause a temporary lull in the leave mood.

Disgust is having its moment in the light as researchers find that it does more than cause that sick feeling in the stomach.

Oh, I contain him as the lion's chest contains the arrow that death displaces, effect always mattering more than cause: pull the arrow free -- brandish it.

But the defeat of SOPA should be more than cause for pride — it must also prompt action to secure the future of the Internet.

While some spider bites have the potential to be fatal, such as the black widow, most spider venoms will do nothing more than cause temporary discomfort.

Other diseases are more subtle, affecting some people more than others, causing a range of symptoms.

At $19.12 million, the Matisse exceeded the high estimate by more than half, causing even greater surprise.