Sentence examples for progress causes from inspiring English sources

If a lack of progress causes investors in Brazil's debt to lose their patience and the country's financial crisis worsens, the joyous public mood could quickly turn sour.

The interruption of another jiva's spiritual progress causes one to incur karma the accumulated effects of past actions, conceived by Jains as a fine particulate substance that accretes upon the jiva keeping one mired in samsara, the cycle of rebirth into mundane earthly existence.

You thought you knew what you were doing, but seeing everyone else's progress causes you to doubt the skills that got you the job, and now you dread having to clock in to start your workday.

Several people close to the proceedings, which are being held under a press blackout, said the talks had followed a frustrating pattern in recent days, with rapid bursts of progress causing periods of optimism that are then dashed when an unforeseen bump appears to slow things down, intensifying emotions.

A double step storm was found to be in progress caused by the multiple injections.

Network infections that are already in progress cause challenges to those officers trying to preserve those nodes not yet infected.

Having to keep up with the technology and not knowing how their eye conditions were going to progress caused anxiety.

In contrast, in centralized hierarchies collecting, clarifying, and disseminating information about public good preference is costly, and along the information, channel toward the central government potential information leakage will be counterproductive to governmental decision-making progress, causing loss of control (Williamson 1967).

That practice is delaying medical progress, causing real human suffering, and it needs to stop".

The 19th century saw the textile industry's progress caused by advances in chemistry.

After a brief convalescence from the miscarriage, Anne duly travelled south with Prince Henry, their progress causing a sensation in England.