Sentence examples for which caused much from inspiring English sources

She has suspended all leaving tributes, said Richard Osman in a speech which caused much laughter.

He'd thrown one into the mix which caused much excitement around the room and ultimately made it to our shortlist.

In 2011, the figures showed the public sector well ahead of the private sector, which caused much shocked comment.

"I would like to apologise for the goal scored by us, which caused much talk," he told shakhtar.com.

Meanwhile, the executive stock option, which caused much of the trouble in the first place, continues to thrive.

It was a moment of pure, succinct English wit at its most economical which caused much amusement, the pleasure of which remains to this day.

37 Both sides exchange corners, neither of which causes much defensive concern.

Schizophrenia, which causes much less crime, has a hundred times more research money devoted to it".

However, feature maps should be copied and rotated four times in each layer in their approach, which causes much running time and memory overhead.

The rover's solar panels cover over with dust in about three months, which causes much tighter deadlines than those to which many researchers are accustomed.

Mr. Katz smugly counters, "All we're doing is amending the lack of uniform spelling on road signs, which causes much confusion for drivers, Jew and Arab alike".