Example sentences of "caused by [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Good humour helped to see Victor through his prolonged ill health , caused by a lung complaint which led ultimately to a transplant operation from which he did not recover .
2 It is hard to understand why a horse will try to run away from a pain caused by a bit or a rough hand , but the fact is that they do .
3 A private nuisance may be , and usually is , caused by a person doing , on his own land , something which he is entitled to do .
4 The situation was caused by a conflict between the Peugeot Talbot and Citroën accounts , which has bedevilled the Euro RSCG merger from the start .
5 He also agreed he 'd never seen a skull fracture caused by a blow to the nose .
6 He reckons that death was due to a fractured skull , caused by a blow on the head from some heavy but softish instrument — he suggested a piece of lead piping wrapped in a sock , but it might have been a sandbag , or anything like that .
7 Since Carol Clark 's death , caused by a blow to the neck , police have followed up more than 3,000 lines of enquiry , some of them through Interpol .
8 As we entered the kitchen Pat looked up at the roof and the large gaping hole caused by a shell that had passed through two floors then smashed through the kitchen door , ending up in the garden .
9 It 's been caused by a delay in the operation to move a bridge crossing the M4 near the Severn estuary .
10 The ‘ Oh ! ’ was caused by a flash of insight ; it seemed like an answer to the prayer I had not prayed , the prayer I had only thought .
11 Neither an acute complication of gall stone disease nor a non-functioning gall bladder , if caused by a stone impacted in Hartmann 's pouch , was regarded as a contraindication to treatment .
12 If a disease is caused by a mutation in a gene , it may be ‘ dominant ’ or ‘ recessive ’ — that is , it may occur when only one of the two copies is mutated in spite of the presence of a normal gene , or only when both are defective .
13 Mr Rice , a surgeon , stated that PC Charlton had died from pressure to the brain caused by a fracture of the skull , this in turn being consistent with the young constable 's head hitting the kerb during the affray .
14 This attentional failure may be caused by a lowering of arousal level , which may be temporarily counteracted by the subject exerting special efforts to remain awake .
15 Children born with Down 's Syndrome , a condition caused by a chromosome abnormality in which those affected show distinctive ‘ mongoloid ’ features from birth , provide one example ; others are cases where the handicap results from disturbances in metabolic or hormonal functioning or from brain damage at birth .
16 The fire was reported to have been caused by a wiring short circuit .
17 The fire was reported to have been caused by a wiring short circuit .
18 Low birthweight associated with maternal smoking is due to a restriction in the growth rate of the baby caused by a reduction in the oxygen supply reaching the baby through the placenta .
19 Later in the sequence the gastric contents take on a slightly more homogeneous quality , which may be caused by a reduction in particle size , although more prolonged imaging would be required to confirm this conclusively .
20 Pain caused by a kick to the stomach with tenderness afterwards , but leaving no visible injury , was sufficient : Reigate JJ ex p Counsell ( 1983 ) 148 JPR 193 .
21 Detailed geophysical investigations in the most anomalous area identified a large induced polarisation anomaly between Borland Glen and Coul Burn , which diamond-core drilling showed was caused by a zone of altered and pyritised volcanic rocks .
22 Richard Molesworth 's social rank ( he was nephew of the seventh Viscount Molesworth ) did not compensate in her mother 's eyes for the dangers of marrying a man with a violent temper ( supposedly caused by a head wound incurred in the Crimean war ) .
23 Poor circulation in the hands and feet is usually caused by a narrowing of the very tiny blood capillaries .
24 In matters of potential Dual Indemnity for Third Party damage or injury caused by a vehicle the intention is that the Dual Indemnity Undertaking and Explanatory Notes ( G.M. 22/7/76 , C.L. 's 4/10/76 and 26/10/76 ) thereto shall apply .
25 It is caused by a bacterium Haemophilus ducreyi , which is often very difficult to grow in the laboratory and correspondingly hard to find in the lesions themselves .
26 It is caused by a bacterium called Donovania granulomatis .
27 Correlation does not necessarily imply causality , i.e. a change in one variable is not necessarily the cause of a change in another ( a change in both may be caused by a change in a third ) .
28 Every one of those links , whether it is an effect on the chemistry inside a cell , a later effect on how brain cells wire themselves together , an even later effect on behaviour , or a final effect on lake size , is correctly regarded as caused by a change in the DNA .
29 Fear is an emotional state of mind , caused by a sense of impending danger or pain .
30 In the celebrated case Wilson v Rickett Cockerell and Co Ltd [ 1954 ] 1 QB 598 , the Court of Appeal held the seller liable for damage to property caused by a detonator which was included in a consignment of Coalite .
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