Sentence examples for repeatedly cause from inspiring English sources
Under federal policy, the government is supposed to take immediate enforcement action against nursing homes that repeatedly cause "actual harm" to patients.
However, no matter where your property is, if your guests repeatedly cause a statutory nuisance to your neighbours, you could be served with an abatement order and penalised by your local authority.
Establishments that repeatedly "cause or permit" music louder than 45 decibels to be heard in neighboring residences can be fined up to $24,000; the maximum fine had been $8,000.
Marcelo was rampant down Real's left wing, teaming up with the equally impressive Isco to repeatedly cause problems for the visiting defence - including the cross which was handballed by Gerard Pique for the equalising penalty.
The neuroscience concepts above help shed light on how cumulative adverse childhood experiences can maintain the brain in a threat-oriented mode which, over time (through neuroplasticity), can wire in a level of physiological reactivity; a reactivity that can last throughout adulthood, creating physical and emotional health problems and repeatedly cause problematic behaviors.
The abolitionists I know understand that as a society we will always need to ensure accountability for people who repeatedly cause harm.
Public resentment has repeatedly caused politicians to block mergers between the banks.
The regions to the north of the Cilician plain repeatedly caused trouble for Assyria.
But even in Germany's final group game, Ghana's lone striker Asamoah Gyan repeatedly caused problems.
The rollout of Zero-Gravity Cofferstion, which offers $3,000 aircraft flights that create weightless conditions by repeatedly causing the plane to dive at a set rate, was sponsored by Diet Rite in a "Go for Zero" tour.
The gender gap in exam results at the university is something that has come up repeatedly, causing the university to announce last year that "steps should be taken" to give all students the degree they deserve.
