Asking more from the wealthy was a veritable campaign promise.
In the 19th century it caused a veritable epidemic of Egyptomania, which infected Art Deco design in the 20th century, along with scores of scary movies, from "The Mummy" of 1932 to "The Mummy" of 1999.
This concentration of power in the city cantons in a small urban élite caused a veritable "participatory crisis" (Suter).
The video caused "a veritable stir in the music world" because "Boutonnat cast [Farmer ]as a kind of provocative Lolita figure".
Given the quantity of medical trouble that can be ascribed to nothing but rotten luck, you'd think that calamity with obvious cause would be a veritable pleasure for health authorities to forestall.
The reason is that we fall victim to a veritable laundry list of cognitive biases that cause us to engage in distorted, imprecise and incomplete thinking which, not surprisingly, results in "perceptual distortion, inaccurate judgment or illogical interpretation" (thanks Wikipedia), and, by extension, poor and sometimes catastrophic decisions.
An appearance by Steven Spielberg at the back of the packed auditorium, accompanied by festival director Thierry Frémaux, caused among us a veritable Mexican wave of head-turning and neck-craning.
And it came more than two decades after survivors came forward in the 1990s, in Ireland, causing a crisis in a veritable redoubt of modern Catholicism.
It is a veritable full employment plan for lawyers promoting conservative causes, if only an unwanted legal or regulatory protection can be construed as imposing a penalty for inactivity as opposed to activity.
In this case, there is a veritable 'industry' [ 42] selecting fungal/plant associations where the fungi still produce the compounds harmful to beetles, but not the compounds that cause harm to mammalian herbivores ('grass staggers').
