In 2000, Al Gore's presidential campaign wrote off New Hampshire early as a lost cause and devoted few resources here.
The Suskinds have never found out what caused Owen to lose so many skills, but rather than dwell on possible causes they devoted themselves to exploring every therapy on offer.
To the extent that music makes homework more fun, it may cause students to devote more time to this homework (Wolters and Rosenthal, 2000).
In contrast, aural presentation of items may cause respondents to devote more effort to processing later response options (which remain in short-term memory after an interviewer pauses) - leading to recency effects in satisficing respondents [ 18].
But then they'll get itchy feet and start to cast around for the next cause to devote themselves to.
Ultimately, they learned that the cause was not devoted to them -- not unless they served Mother Russia unceasingly, and offered up their only daughter in return for continued protection.
One coming show Mr. Shapiro expects will cause a stir is devoted to Elton John's photography collection.
As first lady, she helped send off the Smithsonian's traveling exhibition on Vikings, a show that tried to make clear that Vikings were not just powerful, rapacious raiders devoted to causing -- not feeling -- pain.
New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Michigan have all opened Offices for New Americans, while Chicago, LA, New York, and Boston are among the cities that have local offices devoted to the cause, according to the report.
Ruth will be remembered as a highly ethical person, dedicated to important social causes and deeply devoted to the members of her family.
