Sentence examples for not actually caused from inspiring English sources

And as many people with respiratory tract infections don't need antibiotics in the first place, because the infection is not actually caused by bacteria, stopping them is perfectly safe.

Most cases of C. difficile are not actually caused by the bug being spread round hospitals, a study suggests.

Update:: There is some speculation that this was not actually caused by a server meltdown, but by Danger's failure to make a backup before a Storage Area Network upgrade that was botched.

We ensured that the brightness variation or dark ring in the image is not actually caused by the glory reported to occur in various wavelengths (García Muñoz et al. 2014; Petrova et al. 2015; Satoh et al. 2015), by examining the solar phase angles assigned to each pixel.

Practically, the "virtual certainty" clause cannot come into force, since grievous bodily harm was not actually caused, by definition.

The descent of the Republican Party into the cesspool it has become was not actually caused by Lee Atwater or even Karl Rove; there will always be resentful, insecure, power-mad cynics attracted to politics.

"If you eat an egg, most likely what happens is that all the other amino acids will end up in the brain, not actually causing an increase of tryptophan in the brain," Kroes says.

Reviews of the book were often scandalized and savage, and if they did not actually cause Hardy to abandon novels for poetry — something he'd long wished to do — they seemed to provide him with the right moment.

Hammers and the like are thus not actually causes of the pot's absence but of it turning into potsherds.

The problems multiply when we turn to conduct that, whilst it does not actually cause harm, is criminalized because it threatens harm, or creates a danger of harm: to the broad category of 'nonconsummate' offenses (see Husak 1995).

"The real question, that everyone is trying to address is: Is this influenced by man-made activity in recent years?" "There is almost certainly bound to be some influence by man-made activity but we have just got to be rational and make sure the measures we take to counter it do not actually cause more damage," he said.