Examples of using Causing in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
What's causing it?
Causing him to cut off his own ear.
Lennie's kind of slow, causing George problems.
Causing a Scene was released in 2010.
Couldn't risk their curses causing us problems.
People also translate
I keep causing trouble all the time.
Why is he repenting after causing so much pain?
You like causing trouble, don't you?
It is ludicrous to suggest that it is not causing injury.
What is causing this epidemic and where are we headed?
The video of your son causing you so much grief.
Prince Archbishop Paris Lodron increased the taxes dramatically,thereby causing a famine.
Pressures and drivers causing biodiversity loss.
Bags have also been seen covering transport facilities such as crash barriers,thus causing accidents.
Slaughter: causing the death of an animal by bleeding;
Sensual body massage Dudes banging is causing loads of wild pleasures.
These may have been created inadvertently and be causing trouble.
All data on HYIP-project Causing 5 is updated automatically.
Then speech is like an overflowing river causing damage.
I am mortified to be causing my relatives so much concern.
In addition, intestinal bacteria digest the unsplit sugar, causing flatulence.
Further energy consumptions, causing CO2, resulting from heating, travel activities etc.
Ten minutes ago you thought I was the one causing everybody's coma.
The water in the formulation evaporates causing a light tension so that smaller wrinkles disappear.
Advanced firewall protection isusually required to prevent DDoS attacks from causing damage.
C-1 and C-2 were dislocated, causing immediate asphyxia.
HEPA filters had even been found guilty of causing contaminations.
It fell from the sky not long ago, causing a massive earthquake.
Previous infections maystill be present as well, causing a spike in glucose levels.
The drug has a pronounced tetragenic(damaging fetus, causing developmental defects) effect.