Sentence examples for strikes causing from inspiring English sources

A missile hit a command-and-control building in the early days of the strikes, causing extensive damage.

Lawmakers should think before overreacting to these sorts of incidents; there are no documented cases of laser strikes causing an actual accident.

Stephen O'Brien, the UN's most senior humanitarian official, said he was "appalled" by the total disrespect for civilian life "on both sides" and "reports of air strikes causing scores of civilian deaths".

A mammoth bust-up between Labour and the unions led to the "winter of discontent", with strikes causing rubbish to pile up in the streets, bodies to remain unburied and petrol stations to run out of fuel.

Mining, once the economy's engine, has been battered by wildcat strikes, causing the biggest companies to shed thousands of jobs in the face of wage demands and spreading violence.

The group add they remain unaware of any investigations of air strikes by Saudi Arabia or other coalition members, and that Saudi officials have not responded to repeated requests from the organisation for information about specific air strikes causing civilian loss of life and property.

The strikes caused no damage and Hadi was not present at the time, official said.

Recent transportation strikes caused delays on major highways and the railroad between Cuzco and Machu Picchu.

A student from Damascus said a lack of clear purpose could cause resentment, especially if strikes cause civilian casualties.

In some cases the strikes caused such a rapid pressure drop behind the tail that bubbles appeared in the water.

Most lightning strikes cause damage through the large current flowing in the return stroke or through the heat that is generated by this and the continuing current.