Sentence examples for seldom causes from inspiring English sources
Talk of morality in economics seldom causes more light than heat.
They may choose, instead, to take refuge in an asset that, though it often loses value (at least after accounting for inflation), seldom causes anyone to lose their shirt: cash.Edward McBride: finance editor, The Economist.
Although the processes are not completely separable, the horizontal transfer of water vapour seldom causes the vapour to undergo condensation, whereas vertical movements are most important in the condensation process.
(Insect-rights advocates take note: Combat seldom causes injuries, save for the occasional severed antennae, and losers are generally tossed onto the sidewalk and allowed to roam free until a November frost, or a pedestrian's foot, puts an end to their chirping).
Palladium-gold is a more expensive alloy than nickel-gold, but seldom causes allergic reactions (though certain cross-allergies with nickel may occur).
The larvae of the Baylisascaris procyonis roundworm, which can be contained in the feces and seldom causes a severe illness in humans, can be ingested when cleaning raccoon latrines without wearing breathing protection.
The spatial and temporal senses seldom cause difficulties.
No, this seldom caused any inconvenience to batsmen nurtured against the turning ball.
It seldom caused death, though dengue hemorrhagic fever was a potentially deadly complication.
Instead, with the target so distant, they batted with abandon, thereby engaging the crowd but seldom causing too many frowns for Graeme Smith.
Public disclosure of such Presidential frailties has seldom caused the ship of state to rock or bred fear that its course might alter with the helmsman's mood.
