Sentence examples for slowly causing from inspiring English sources

We learned that a series of little strokes were slowly causing vascular dementia.

They may have acute effects, causing death or violent illness, or they may have chronic effects, slowly causing irreparable harm.

Hachette said that while it is "satisfying all Amazon's orders promptly, and notifying them constantly of forthcoming publicity events and of out-of-stock situations on their website", the retailer is nevertheless "holding minimal stock and restocking some of HBG's books slowly, causing 'available 2-4 weeks' messages, for reasons of their own".

Or you can remove it slowly, causing less intense pain but for a longer time.

These break down slowly, causing high viscosity in the anaerobic digester slurry, leading to high mixing costs and problems including motor standstill.

In addition, after the avalanche point, resolving the users' packets happens very slowly causing only marginal increment in T I(m) and F R(m).

But in Ghana, as in other developing countries, poor vision is far more likely to be caused by poor nutrition or by illnesses like trachoma, a bacterial disease that slowly causes blindness.

There's a literary chaos theory at play here: as the infamous Amazonian butterfly flaps its wings and a monsoon arises in India, so it seems in "Four Spirits" that a Klan wife sewing white robes too slowly causes a sweat to break out on a black hotel porter's neck.

(Proper motion is the slow drift of a star with respect to its neighbours, which slowly causes the constellations to change shape. The first few proper motions were announced in 1718 by Halley, who found them by comparing recently observed star positions with data recorded in Ptolemy's Almagest).

We were "Born to Run" (read the book, it's great) and running shoes have slowly caused more problems than they solve.

Fulton suffers from retinitis pigmentosa – a degenerative eye disease that slowly causes light-sensitive cells in the retina to die off.