Sentence examples for arranged to cause from inspiring English sources

The duration of the flash can be as short as one microsecond, and circuitry can be arranged to cause the lamp to operate several thousand times per second.

In the commentary, Disis and Slattery write, "Academic research institutions are not purposefully arranged to cause such diverse teams to coalesce.... Most often, in academics or industry, the lone inventor/innovator or the multifunded 'independent' laboratory head is seen as the pinnacle of success.

These statistics and facts, devoid of context and arranged to cause alarm, set the stage for an internet-age exposé of an industry that profits from the exploitation of naive barely-legal girls drawn by the promise of fast money and internet fame.

However, not every day, you can arrange to have sex once a week so that you do not endanger [cause kubemenda] the child.

You arrange to have it stolen?

In Table  1, the number of children with skin lesions arranged according to their morphology is shown, and in Table  2, the skin lesions are arranged according to cause and diagnosis.

Neuroimaging studies, including brain computed tomography (CT) and/or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with 3-dimensional reformatting angiography (CTA and/or MRA), were arranged to exclude structural causes and to identify vasoconstriction.

The central processing unit preferably is also arranged to produce a signal that causes the weapon to perform a collision avoidance maneuver to avoid colliding with the target if the target is identified as being friendly.

The two-year lecture tour to Ireland and Britain had been arranged to help promote the abolitionist cause abroad and to help Douglass — who had just published his autobiography — avoid recapture by his former owner.

Computed tomography of the abdomen was arranged to search for a possible intra-abdominal lesion, which could be causing the septic shock and severe abdominal pain (Fig. 2).

Attorney: Prince arranged to meet addiction doctor.