Sentence examples for top causing from inspiring English sources

From America to Egypt, the fruits of globalisation went mostly to those at the top, causing growing resentment among the middle and working class and undermining political support for open borders.Special report The gated globe Railroads and hegemons Too much of a good thing Just in case In my backyard The hidden persuaders A question of trust What kind of capitalism?

The well blew its top, causing an explosion and subsequent fire which claimed the lives of 11 of the rig's crew of 126 and eventually sent the rig itself to the bottom of the ocean, a mile below the surface and some 40 miles (64km) off the Louisiana coast.In the aftermath, oil started to seep to the surface.

A couple of decades ago, engineers found that running an Archimedes screw backward — that is, dropping water in at the top, causing the screw to turn as the water falls to the bottom — is a robust, economical and efficient way to generate electricity from small streams.

Then, a second gel, which contains a platinum catalyst, is rubbed on top, causing the crosslinking groups to bind to one another and form a continuous film.

Experimental results further indicated that the thermosyphon can effectively transfer the required heat of the fluid from wellbore bottom to wellbore top, causing the temperature of wellhead fluid to increase from 22 °C to 39 °C.

If so, a glancing blow by another asteroid might have spun Antiope like a top, causing it to fly apart into two equal-size rubble piles still orbiting about their center of mass.

Magnets hold the clasp next to the bag and the tension on the top causes the clasp to find the next available rung.

For example, in 2001 and 2003, curly top caused losses of 20-50% to chile pepper production in southwestern New Mexico, U.S.A. [ 12].

Musculoskeletal disorders like back pain are among the top causes of disability in the U.S.

Heart disease is the top cause of death not just in America, but around the world.

Lung cancer is the top cause of preventable death in the United States.