Sentence examples for traditionally caused from inspiring English sources

Wildcats have traditionally caused problems for unions.

Less common is HSV-2, which traditionally caused genital herpes and is more serious.

Non-typhoid Salmonella have traditionally caused PJIs more commonly than typhoidal Salmonella [ 13], with very few cases of the latter reported [ 25].

It is a casting requirement which traditionally causes Nicolas Cage to step daintily into the spotlight.

Furthermore, antioxidant molecules traditionally cause enhanced neutrophil life span by delaying neutrophil apoptosis (59, 60), while production of neutrophil ROS is associated with the induction of neutrophil apoptosis in a variety of experimental situations (61).

More women are delaying both marriage and childbirth, two events that traditionally have caused women to halt their education.

Traditionally livestock has caused more harm than good by overgrazing and not allowing native prairies to play their important role in habitat and watershed protection, and carbon sequestration.

Traditionally, the wound caused by circumcision is bandaged with mashed leaves of Helichrysum pedunculatum Hilliard & Burtt., H. appendiculatum Hilliard & Burtt.

Traditionally, structural damages caused by RA have been assessed using conventional radiography to detect cortical bone erosion, joint space narrowing, and peri-articular osteoporosis [ 8].

However the majority of the companies said they planned to maintain their giving patterns, which traditionally have favored educational causes when it comes to deciding how to allocate their charitable spending.

Australian politics in 2015 was also largely defined by Speaker of the House Bronwyn Bishop, whose ultra-partisan approach to her traditionally-impartial position caused the Liberal Party to actually purchase the rights to Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix to avoid a copyright lawsuit.