Sentence examples for usual caused from inspiring English sources

That, in combination with a greater percentage of the vote being cast via absentees than usual, caused a tilt in the exit poll result towards Democrat Tom Barrett. 5. Exit polls don't make assumptions about the electorate.

Such measures were used on 31 days last year, the highest since 2008, and on more consecutive days than usual, causing traffic snarl-ups and protests in towns and villages usually bypassed by the motorway.

The ventricles then beat more rapidly (up to 200 beats a minute) and less efficiently than usual, causing lightheadedness, weakness and other symptoms.

This year the virus has struck earlier in the mosquito season than usual, causing serious inflammation of the brain in at least 110 people in Alabama, the District of Columbia, Illinois, Louisiana and Mississippi thus far.

Areas of convection developed farther east than usual, causing many storms to develop east of 150º E.

Where glyphosate replaces glycine, the cell can no longer conduct business as usual causing unpredicted consequences with many diseases and disorders as a result".

You may find yourself more emotional than usual, causing you to fly off the handle at your co-workers.

This stops the connecting part between the cable and the connector becoming damaged and frayed, the usual cause of death for most stock phone power cables, which usually don't last longer than a few months of normal use.

Alzheimer's disease progression from diagnosis to death is usually about seven to ten years, with pneumonia or sepsis as the usual cause of death (Brookmeyer et al 2002; Cummings and Cole 2002).

The usual cause is a derangement of the body's immune system-known as Graves' disease.

Atherosclerosis of the arteries of the brain is the usual cause of stroke.