Sentence examples for records caused from inspiring English sources

The rise of illegal file-sharing and the end of the digital "replacement cycle", in which people bought CDs to replace tapes and records, caused spending to collapse.

A spokesman for the United States attorney's office in Manhattan said that newly discovered business records caused prosecutors to question whether the charges "could be proved beyond a reasonable doubt".

A judge has reversed 10 more convictions tainted by the widening police corruption scandal, and lawyers said they would seek federal help for those whose criminal records caused them to be deported.

One thing the files do not disclose is that in some cases these records caused careers to be hobbled by studios and networks, and military service to be hampered.

Procuratorates as legal jurisdiction institutions have relatively low fluctuation in records caused by human reason.

In 2004, the Minnesota-based white power label Panzerfaust Records caused a significant stir with a scheme called "Project Schoolyard".

In France, by contrast, deporting suspects to countries with patchy human-rights records causes little fuss.

Criminal records cause roadblocks to employment and travel, among other things.

During a doubleheader intermission, disc jockey Steve Dahl set ablaze a bin full of disco records, causing a riot within the stadium and gaining international attention.

And personal bankruptcies are at an all-time record, caused largely by a crushing increase in mortgage debt.

The man who has a private jet, 15 tattoos and a poor injury record caused, according to his fiancee, by the couple's nocturnal workouts, seems to have mellowed since moving to Schalke from Milan.