Sentence examples for and causing the new from inspiring English sources
In this context Mass Customization refers to the possibility to evolve from already existing systems to the novel ones that can be personalized, without increasing their cost and causing the new technologies to emerge.
Their decision to shed themselves of Mr. Milosevic in the face of international pressure, on the eve of an international donors' meeting to pledge aid to Belgrade, may break the democratic coalition apart and cause the new federal government to fall, forcing early elections.
And the ε is a small number between − 1 and +1 causing the new solution to be close to the old one.
City officials said heavy rains had turned areas on the baseball field -- around the bases and pitcher's mound -- into mud, causing the new artificial turf placed over it for football to buckle and sag.
He said he is concerned that the rock that created the dent hasn't been removed and may cause the new pipe to leak.
The shot gave the Braves three runs and the lead and caused the rookie Jerrod Riggan, the newest Met, to stare into the blue sky for several seconds.
This has been the hope of the left all along — that the phone-hacking scandal will somehow snare Fox News and cause the demise of Rupert Murdoch's whole right-wing media empire.
Genome-sequencing projects are currently producing an enormous amount of new sequences and cause the rapid increasing of protein sequence databases.
Within a few weeks, this should lead to the development of new roots and cause the stem to eventually grow into a wider, fuller tree.
Oh! and chuck in the millions lost on the defunct thelondonpaper plus, now, a commitment to toss £20m a year or more into Sky News's independent pot in order to own both BSkyB and those damned newspapers – forever bleeding cash, funding lawyers and causing News of the World uproar.
The City welcomed the settlement because of the potential disruption the legal cases could have caused and the new opportunities that could open up for Asos.
