Sentence examples for to cause more from inspiring English sources

Such searing expansion is bound to cause more growing pains.

It is only going to cause more disruption and misery for passengers.

It is well recognised that this is likely to cause more diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

First, misinformation appears to cause more damage when it's subtle than when it's blatant.

Athletes use this process and train in harsher climates to cause more profound body adaptations.

That strain tends to cause more deaths and hospitalizations, especially in the elderly.

Genetic, or hereditary, factors are thought to cause more than 50 percent of all hearing loss.

Its potential to cause more disruption of airline flights carries hazards and opportunities for business aviation.

The central bank can block deals that are likely to cause more harm than good.

(Sadly it may be about to cause more, albeit in response to grave provocation).

The laws of physics tell us that heavier vehicles tend to cause more damage in crashes.