Sentence examples for over time cause from inspiring English sources

In addition to keeping a prisoner awake, the simple act of remaining upright can over time cause significant pain.

At the same time, more countries now agree with Saudi Arabian leaders that current prices are too high to be stable and would over time cause economic slowdowns in consuming countries that could hurt OPEC members by lowering global demand for their oil.

Mr. Huang has also planted both sculptures' crevices with tropical vegetation, which will, over time, cause the structures to crumble.

Plant roots can exploit even the tiniest crack in a building and over time cause tremendous damage, but Mr. Blanc devised a system in the 1990s that helps prevent that damage.

"The Wyden-Ryan proposal could, over time, cause the traditional Medicare program to wither on the vine because it would raise premiums, forcing many seniors to leave traditional Medicare and join private plans," Mr. Carney said.

Finally, Sect. 4 explores how changes in the demand for tasks over time cause different effects on different sociodemographic groups.

Some 150 million Chinese have the chronic variety of the infection, which over time causes liver failure and liver cancer.

The dye molecules erode over time, causing the fabric to fade in a unique and personal way.

The document, which was first reported on nasawatch.com., said the wires were coated with an insulator known as Kapton that tended to break down over time, causing short circuits and, potentially, fires.

John Gibbs, executive vice president of Interactive Intelligence, a software company, said confusion over time caused investment bankers from Merrill Lynch and elsewhere to miss an important conference call concerning plans to take his company public.

"If in fact, years from now, we learn that putting players back in that situation over time causes long-term damage that could have been avoided, then it's worth it.