Sentence examples for stands causes from inspiring English sources

The law as it stands causes harm not just by punishing, unjustly, things that are written, but by preventing many things from being written at all.

The push for blanket recording and laptop stands caused tensions.

Germany has bought the California home that once belonged to the Nobel prize-winning author Thomas Mann and plans to turn it into a "centre for transatlantic dialogue", after fears it was being sold off as a "teardown" – of value only for the land on which it stands – caused outrage among German fans of the author.

The news that Merkel was going to be sitting in the stands caused much joy among Greek journalists.

Some fans chose to direct insults towards his family in the stands, causing his parents to stop attending games.

In normal subjects, a change from supine to stand causes a shift to greater sympathetic over parasympathetic regulation of cardiac function with a corresponding increase in sypathovagal balance, PLO/PHI.

Although this stand caused great unrest in Constantinople and in the European provinces, it did buy peace with Egypt and Syria.

Aftershocks rocked those buildings that still stood, causing fresh panic, but dwindled in power as the night wore on.

In the First Division, Stehousemuir's match against Rangers at Ochilview was called off due to structural damage to a temporary stand caused by winds of 60mph.

Jeremy Corbyn did scrape together enough nominations to stand, causing the left of the party to get quite excited that it is still allowed to lose.

But when Maureen became lost coming back from the concession stand, causing my mother to miss the performance of Godfrey, the Old Redhead, she wasn't eager for an encore.