Sentence examples for routinely caused from inspiring English sources

The largest outbreaks are routinely caused by the largest processors, not by small producers selling their goods at farmers' markets.

While he has routinely caused distractions in seven and a half seasons in Boston, his recent antics angered the organization like never before.

For instance, recent studies have found that many of the children who suffered seizures and lifelong problems after receiving the whole-cell pertussis vaccine, which is no longer used but once routinely caused fevers in children, actually had Dravet syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy.

Toscani's posters routinely caused protests in various countries, but he expanded outdoor advertising as a means of expression.

Before the 1983 84 season, the Celtics had repeatedly lost to the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Playoffs, mainly because physical Sixers guard Andrew Toney routinely caused problems for their defensively fragile backcourt.

This effect of AnTc added during nonselective pregrowth in glycerol routinely caused a 5- to 10-fold reduction in revertant yield.

Borrelia burgdorferi, the causative agent of Lyme disease, routinely causes disseminated infection in immunocompetent hosts.

But it's the little items – fertilizer-based bombs, small arms and the like – that routinely cause problems demanding outsize resources to combat.

In a careful dissection of the evidence of why winter routinely causes serious problems, the Nuffield Trust tries to explain why an extra £250m over winter two years ago, and a huge £700m last year, failed to deal with the issue.

We need to change the way that black Americans are policed (and overpoliced), but we can't until federal, state and local officials – indeed, officials across the world – acknowledge and take responsibility for the fact that police brutality routinely causes preventable deaths.

Assume for reductio that our souls routinely cause behavior.