Sentence examples for no longer cause from inspiring English sources
"Maybe this set of incidents will no longer cause new disease.
And writers no longer cause a stir by a mere flick of the wrist.
They want to build up the armed forces and imbue Japan's limp-wristed young people with a greater sense of patriotism.These views no longer cause shock.
To the Editor: In closing Mr. Winerip's column, an abortion counselor is quoted as saying that she had expected by now that abortion would no longer cause young women to be "scared and ashamed".
The United Nations would no longer cause traffic jams, as it could be reached by helicopters from all three area airports, ferries and a bridge built for cars and trains.
Their new machine, prosaically called a "scrubber", is intended to suck CO2 out of the open air and capture it, ready to be neutralised or stored where it can no longer cause damage.
Japan no longer causes much alarm.
Your book bag no longer causes backaches.
Recent results suggest the same defense no longer causes high anxiety.
Vincent practiced all week and said the hip no longer caused enough pain to prevent him from playing tomorrow at full speed.
He said it was terrific that B&Q are no longer causing deforestation, but asked what we are doing about reforestation.
