Sentence examples for which causes widespread from inspiring English sources

There's iron, lack of which causes widespread anemia.

The king's mother won't come out of her room, and a strange democracy radiates throughout the land, which causes widespread dreaming, a general hopefulness.

Born with diastrophic dysplasia, which causes widespread malfunctions in the body's growth of cartilage and bone, James Coyle-King underwent a dozen operations during the first 12 years of his life.

Drainage as well as water retention potential in this area is poor which causes widespread flooding during times of excess water (Hearne 2007; La Salle Redboine Conservation District (LSRCD) 2007).

Key West's last brush with a hurricane was Wilma in 2005, which caused widespread flooding.

"Politicians scapegoat to distract attention away from the failure of their own policies, which cause widespread homelessness," he says.

The region has been hit by dozens of earthquakes since a magnitude 7.1 quake in September last year, which caused widespread damage but no fatalities.

"Water levels in some locations are predicted to exceed the historic crest in the great flood of 1993 which caused widespread devastation," Nixon told reporters on Tuesday.

Christchurch was struck by a 7.1-magnitude earthquake last September, which caused widespread damage but no deaths mainly because it struck before dawn on a weekend.

And, did the managers not learn anything from Tropical Storm Irene, which caused widespread damage in the state just two months ago?

He also warned that the watchdog, which was set up in the wake of the MPs' expenses scandal, which caused widespread anger, costs too much and takes up too much staff time.