Sentence examples for better causing from inspiring English sources

Now that we have a combination of massive compute power and obscene amounts of data thanks to tech titans like Google and Amazon, deep learning algorithms keep getting better, causing the likes of Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking to speak up about the many future possible dangers of artificial intelligence.

When the Soviet Union's premier Nikita Khrushchev visited the farm in September 1959, he was so "grandfathery" to the Eisenhower grandchildren that David Eisenhower said that Khrushchev was such a nice guy, he (David) could become a communist if he did not know better, causing much embarrassment to the Eisenhowers.

As mentioned earlier, meditation can help you gain a better appreciation of time and learn to manage it better, causing you to feel less rushed and busy.

Naturally, an individual may believe he or she knows whether understanding evolution better caused a change in his or her own religious views; however, a sample size of one is insignificant for causal determinations.

Those were all better causes than the RAF's.

"But I know this is for a higher reason, a better cause.

And after all, what better cause could there be than defending that glorious national tradition?

"We couldn't think of a better cause than breast cancer awareness".

Does that mean curtains for HS2, with Balls eyeing the prospect of trousering some £50bn for better causes?

One Roman paper questioned whether Gatti had pursued Ferrante with a "fury that was worthy of a better cause".

He moved on to better causes, like abolitionism and universal education, before discovering his real calling: penmanship.