occasioned by|occasion by in English

caused by, brought about by

Use "occasioned by|occasion by" in a sentence

1. Beggarly fellow; Fit for a beggar; occasioned by begging

2. Crapulence definition is - sickness occasioned by intemperance (as in food or drink).

3. A cloud rested on my mind, which was occasioned by talking and jesting.

4. The occasion was marred by bickering.

5. Julie drops by my place on occasion.

6. In 1378 a schism, occasioned by a double election to the papacy, split the western Church.

7. For government was occasioned by the needs of capitalism and the acquisitive mentality which capitalism produced.

8. The occasion was marked by a civic reception .

9. Non-redundancy dismissals By no means every dismissal occasioned by the need to restructure the business or to make economies is due to redundancy.

10. 14 In 1378 a schism, occasioned by a double election to the papacy, split the western Church.

11. I cackle by occasion of the forwardness of others.

12. 16 Her refusal occasioned a lot of trouble.

13. It is used symbolically by government figures, and is on occasion visited by foreign dignitaries.

14. The younger players were overawed by the occasion and played badly.

15. The malfunction of normal genes can be occasioned by the effective field influence of a chemical carcinogen located outside the cell.

16. Crapulence may be defined as “The sickness occasioned by intemperance” and “Crapulence: Sickness or indisposition resulting from an excess of drinking (or eating)”

17. At the defence level too, until the deceleration in contact occasioned by the difficulties in the proposed visit of our Northern Army Commander to China.

18. And recently there was a stir occasioned by Paul Kurtz, the much-admired former editor of the Agnostic/atheist publication The Skeptical Inquirer who had …

19. 18 This was the occasion for expressions of friendship by the two presidents.

20. On this memorable occasion we salute the wonderful work done by the association.

21. While all these words mean "to notice or honor a day, occasion, or deed," Celebrate suggests acknowledging an occasion by festivity

22. Ceremonial definition, of, relating to, or characterized by ceremony; formal; ritual: a Ceremonial occasion

23. It was felt inappropriate by some that such a serious occasion should include dancing.

24. Too many leaders, motivated by self-interest, had failed to rise to the occasion.

25. 11 On this memorable occasion we salute the wonderful work done by the association.