Examples of 'tends to cause' in a sentence
Meaning of "tends to cause"
tends to cause: Indicates a pattern or tendency of something leading to a particular effect or outcome. It suggests a relationship between certain actions or behaviors and their consequences
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Chronic drinking tends to cause a reduction in platelets.
Tends to cause the severest form of the disease.
Positive feedback tends to cause system instability.
It tends to cause degradation of the polymer of which the implant is made.
He very lonely and tends to cause trouble.
This tends to cause utility costs to be high.
Any substance which tends to cause delirium.
This tends to cause problems in the circulation.
Such provisional employment tends to cause practical difficulties.
This tends to cause emboli in the lung capillaries.
Tension is a pulling force that tends to cause stretching.
Ampicillin tends to cause nausea and diarrhea.
Torque is defined as a twisting force that tends to cause rotation.
Cause he tends to cause a frenzy these days so.
Given her power levels this tends to cause explosions.
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Heating tends to cause headache in many people.
An increased solidification rate tends to cause higher drug retention.
This tends to cause very slow play at times.
Use of the base in excess tends to cause side reactions.
This tends to cause problems when it comes to planning.
The spray action in the latter tends to cause foam.
The root tends to cause weight gain.
Increasing of magnitude of the roll crown tends to cause heat buckling.
In adults it tends to cause strokes or bleeding.
Coke formed during the zeolite catalyzed aromatization of hydrocarbons tends to cause catalyst deactivation.
In children it tends to cause strokes or seizures.
Could I remind him that in Ireland sex tends to cause trouble.
This phenomenon tends to cause an irregular production of melanin.
This is not surprising as the fragile medium tends to cause conservation problems.
Modern life tends to cause us to accumulate excess positive charge.
This suggests that wage growth tends to cause price inflation.
It tends to cause a degree of paralysis.
Addition of water tends to cause gel formation.
This tends to cause workpiece slippage as the rolling commences.
Rage and anger tends to cause blindness.
This tends to cause spalling in the refractory construction to be repaired.
Holding it too upright tends to cause a breakage of workpiece.
This tends to cause any clouds which may be present to disappear or dissipate.
Salt water tends to cause rust.
It tends to cause some mild tissue reaction and increased vascular activity.
This unusual behaviour tends to cause a good degree of puzzlement.
It tends to cause less deformity and long-term disability.
But his volatile personality tends to cause friction with others.
What tends to cause more problems is the feeling of doom.
On the contrary lack of sleep tends to cause a constant state of stress.
Calcium tends to cause a faster crosslinking reaction than magnesium.
Not being aware of our thoughts tends to cause a negative spiral downward.
It tends to cause problems.
The effect of temperature limitation tends to cause a return of the third reason.
That tends to cause all sorts of strange and wonderful feelings.
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Tends to dive in the water or takes on water
Chronic drinking tends to cause a reduction in platelets
Examples of using Cause
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Cause homeland security does not investigate murders
Death from any cause at first event
Cause he wins before he gets in the ring
