Sentence examples for best caused from inspiring English sources

The first place he went to, which was supposed to be the best, caused him to utter a phrase Letterman said no one had before uttered on the show.

"This was our finest hour," said the Churchillian manager Matt Busby as his United ran out 5-1 winners, although the cup eluded them that year and an injury to Best caused him to miss a tie against Partizan Belgrade, who were surprise semi-final winners.

So he got on with what he did best – causing offence.

A policy of marketing nicotine-free cigarettes to young people would, at best, cause more problems than it would solve; and it would most certainly be abused by Big Tobacco.

"Take your shot but make it your best, cause if I get up I eat you".

Applying physical and emotional pressures to some suspects will, at best, cause them to withdraw into a psychological fetal position of denial.

It may knock you out initially, but within a few hours as the body starts to eliminate the alcohol, it will wake you or, at best, cause a restless sleep.

""Me and my mate have been trying to decide for 40 years which of our blocks is best, cause we grew up in different ones," joked former resident Finlay McKay, as we stood in the back garden of a house overlooking the site.

The rate constant kloss assumes the value that best causes the resulting points to fit a linear regression, and the estimate of the rate constant Ki* is the slope of the linear regression.

Diesel buses, which have lower emissions per person-km than diesel cars because they carry more people, caused an estimated 32 excess deaths, and e-bikes performed the best, causing only 3 estimated excess deaths per 10 billion person-km per year.

At this juncture, more sanctions are not the best cause".