Examples of 'causing much' in a sentence

Meaning of "causing much"

causing much: This phrase indicates that something is responsible for a significant or considerable amount of a specific effect, outcome, or consequence

How to use "causing much" in a sentence

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causing much
And are causing much political dissent both in.
Royal assassination causing much turmoil.
For causing much inconvenience and concern.
Rumors that she was killed are causing much chaos.
And causing much inconvenience to the besieged.
Also welfare benefits have been reduced causing much hardship.
Sure not causing much excitement.
It will keep you paying a bit more without causing much pain.
But you are causing much trouble.
Causing much laughter.
Without causing much more.
The price is low and it burns well without causing much pollution.
Religious extremism is causing much of the conflict in the world.
He thinks we can knock out the power systems without causing much damage.
It is causing much unrest.

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A subjective test would run the risk of causing much confusion in practice.
Forgive me for causing much trouble and neglecting my duties as a prince.
So many products are available in the market these days which is causing much confusion.
The long delay was causing much anxiety among health groups.
Verbal aggression was the kind of violence that the adolescents described as causing much suffering.
A particular group of pesticides causing much concern among my constituents is triazoles and dithiocarbamates.
The reduced energy consumption considerably reduces emissions therefore causing much less environmental pollution.
These oils are capable of causing much environmental harm unless they are acceptably biodegradable.
Do the moths appear to be causing much damage?
It 's causing much too rapid rate of growth.
These have the possibility of causing much more serious damage.
He positioned his cannons on a nearby hill, and began bombarding the stronghold, causing much damage.
Rats and mice are highly destructive causing much damage everywhere they live.
Many misconceptions about the safety and effectiveness of vaccines are floating around, causing much confusion.
This selfish use of money is causing much suffering and discomfort in the world today.
The fight continued and got worse, causing much havoc.
Samkim was an archer, causing much trouble whenever he used his bow.
Amazingly, it can be used on any skin type without causing much irritation.
Sinusitis is a very common disease causing much human suffering and enormous costs for the society.
Have not been able to spend the money . " royal assassination causing much turmoil.
These tics have increasingly worsened causing much suffering for the patient and his family.
These days, deer coming down from the mountain are causing much damage.
This rejection angers him, causing much grumbling for some time afterwards.
Patient experience and patient satisfaction have overlapping definitions, causing much confusion.
But there are games like the seated ball causing much more complex paradoxical situations.
After causing much destruction and havoc in Hungary, they left the country for Bulgaria.
The continual bad crops and drought must be causing much hardship for the village chiefs.
Causing much suffering for the Z-fighters.
The introduction of the ruffe seems to be causing much damage to Lake Superior.
Causing much merriment as ' no school today ' was the cry.
The proposal for a new directive on waste is causing much controversy in many European countries.
Hurricane Paula has brushed off the Mexico 's Yucatan Peninsula coast without causing much damage.
Seismic crisis in the island of Graciosa causing much damage to most buildings and properties.
The year 's other tropical systems curved out to sea without causing much impact.
The feud continued to escalate, causing much suffering among the people.

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