Sentence examples for streets cause from inspiring English sources

Cruise passengers, they say, jam the streets, cause long lines at restaurants and attractions, and otherwise threaten to diminish if not destroy the city's laid-back style.

Sadly, this scale and the large crowds filling the streets cause plenty of technical problems: your hero falling through the ground into a bottomless white abyss, or point-blank refusing to get his sword out when you try to attack someone.

Noise on major streets cause tenants to move more and people tend to sell drugs in allies.

Or the gridlock on local streets caused by an accident or construction work on the highway.

Even the permanent winter glazing on the streets causes few traffic problems.

Waves tore apart boardwalks, and swept through streets, causing floods more than five feet (1.6 metres) deep.

They rule the roost on our streets, causing mayhem, spurred on by Britain's liberal attitude to discipline, soft-touch policing and the absence of community spirit.

Turbulence in the city streets caused the construction of private fortifications in the form of taller houses: Bologna, for example, had 180, and Lucca "rose like a forest".

Although the water supply in this area was reasonable enough, there was no system for collecting sewage, so it gathered in the streets, causing obnoxious smells and diseases.

Corrosion caused by salt used to melt snow and ice on city streets caused sparks, smoke, fire or explosions in more than 200 manholes across the city yesterday, according to Con Edison.

Michael Zimmermann, head of Düsseldorf's public regulatory agency, said that the bikes blocked the old city's narrow streets, causing traffic jams, and that the loud, off-key singing was annoying.