Sentence examples for statements causes from inspiring English sources

Yet even this simplest of statements causes us to wonder whether he is referring to the work or the man.

A general influence on the probability for drug prescription is exemplified by the following statements (causes within parenthesis): Participant No. 13- "(The patient's own opinion)...affects my willingness to prescribe"; Participant No. 8- "(If the patient is very old...and considering the cost of drugs) you should really think twice before prescribing a drug ".

Such statements cause Sandra C. and her ilk intense anxiety.

He later cleared the air after his statements caused an uproar online.

The slightest flaw, real or imaginary, in his companion's statements, caused in him intellectual indignation of the most intense kind.

Such statements cause some supporters of the plan to assert that American retailers' real objection is the price of financing safety improvements.

Opponents of the rule have complained that it will cause needless volatility in financial statements, causing reported profits to rise one year and fall another simply because of temporary changes in financial market prices.

After Mr. Sadr's statements caused the Mahdi Army to melt away on the streets, Iraqi security forces appeared to step up their raids on those they regard as renegade militiamen, a move that could endanger what is clearly a fragile truce.

"These statements cause me to think that the report is already written even though the investigation is only just begun and the most important witnesses have not even been interviewed," the letter says.

Such statements caused him to become "a target of intense ire" from white radicals, who, as D'Emilio shows, were abandoning the civil rights movement long before Stokely Carmichael uttered the fateful words "black power".

But he added: "Prime Minister Tusk in response pointed out that regardless of the intentions, we cannot accept the tone and the effects these kind of statements cause".