Sentence examples for table causes from inspiring English sources

The idea of Europe as a members' club, with only Britain and Germany at the top of the table, causes discomfort to many in Berlin.

As moisture-laden breezes roll in from the Atlantic, the water in the air condenses on the beetles' backs (just as a cold bottle of beer left on a table causes water in the air to condense on its surface).

The resulting logjam on our table causes considerable interest among fellow diners in the mundane dining room (a temporary affair soon to be superseded by an eating area that will boast an equine motif: "Stable doors, horse stalls, that kind of thing... ......)... ......

The crate shifted beneath Henry and bumped the table, causing the picture to rock, though it did not fall.

One side of the face rested against the operating table, causing a dimple-like fold in a cheek.

Sunday's 3-1 win over Oxford United put AFC one point and two places ahead of MK Dons in the League One table, causing much glee among their supporters.

"We're concerned about the density of development there because of the runoff from the property and any potential drop in the water table caused by the development," he said.

Viewed as test cases for the size and scope of water-banking operations, the lawsuits claim that enormous withdrawals of water by the banks lowered the water table, causing geological damage, service disruptions and costly repairs.

(Note what the script does with mothers: Dave's expires at the breakfast table, causing no blip in the rhythm of his life, and Hit Girl's was dead before she was born. Thus is any trace of tenderness expunged before our tale begins).

The pulse of oxygen introduced by lowering the water table caused a partial and temporal oxidation of previously reduced species.

Focus on the table caused too much time to be spent on preparation.