Sentence examples for to come causing from inspiring English sources

He's been staunch in the face of blustering buffoonery, and will be back here in years to come causing all sorts of bother at the top end of the leaderboard.

Radiation can also, in years to come, cause secondary cancers to develop, so the less healthy tissue that is exposed to it, the better.

With that added diversity to the diving community comes cause to celebrate again this year.

In short, whether Hurricane Katrina or any other weather disaster to come is caused by global warming is at best an academic question.

Do not wait around for your parents to come home, cause they're probably not going to if there is a tornado warning.

Wigan continued to come forward and caused some concern around the Arsenal penalty box.

Such strains are a sign of things to come as success causes even more problems.

The church's decision to come clean will cause much pain, even as it begins to purge the institution.

"There is this idea that because the virus is an attenuated version it is far less likely to come out and cause shingles," Dr. Oaklander said.

The stern section acted as an anchor and caused the Fitzgerald to come to a full stop, causing everything to go forward.

Long before it was to come ashore, Hurricane Ike caused flooding all along the coast.