Sentence examples for regularly cause from inspiring English sources

Faulty expectations on the part of market participants regularly cause credit and asset-price bubbles.

The region is also home to Burlington, whose civic energy and natural beauty regularly cause it to be listed among America's most pleasant, livable small cities.

Blazes in apartment buildings, nightclubs, health-care centers and other such facilities regularly cause heavy losses, in large part because of poor regulation of safety and building codes.

The dualist does not ipso facto deny that physical phenomena in the brain quite regularly cause events in the mind and vice versa; he merely denies that those phenomena are identical to anything physical.

Thus it must not be too redundant to remind ourselves that the object of these fights is to produce concussions, that they regularly cause permanent brain damage and that personality resides in the brain.

In their glory days they were viewed as a loud and lairy party band, with their simplistic lyrical edge regularly cause for tabloid furore (the pyromaniac 'Firestarter' here sounds almost childishly snotty, although 'Smack My Bitch Up's is even harder to like or understand after two decades of feminist advance).

Despite the numerical disadvantage, the Mariners regularly caused turnovers and created chances.

The wind has regularly caused dirt devils on the circular Court 1.

Rainwater flooding regularly causes delays and at times in 2015 closed closed some lines, and in 2007 a train was left stranded.

Regardless of their lowly status, Kenya's tenacity regularly causes problems to the top teams and England only managed to dismiss the Africans in the 43rd and final over of a rain-reduced contest.

Cape Verde is the seventh African team to be penalized for fielding an ineligible player during the 2014 qualifying cycle, with the punishment of an automatic 3-0 victory for the opposition regularly causing chaos.