Sentence examples for cause a cause from inspiring English sources

It is plain then that nature is a cause, a cause that operates for a purpose.

He was zealot in pursuit of a cause, a cause you could not question".

This attention helped turn Yiannopoulos into a mainstream conservative cause, a cause that was swiftly abandoned after video circulated of him defending the value of "relationships between younger boys and older men".

Borrowing the notion of "revolutionary suicide" from the Black Panther Huey Newton, Jones became obsessed by the idea of dying for a cause — a cause he now defined as socialism, not Christianity.

It was a popular move, prompting the London-based newspaper Asharq al Awsat to describe the recommendation as "a qualitative leap in cooperation between rulers and ruled in support of a cause, a cause which it is natural for citizens to view with zeal, and leaders to view with a measure of foresight and caution".

That is, any compound described as a well-known cause, a cause, or a rare cause of clinically apparent acute human liver injuries was classified as hepatotoxic.

The potential CRC risks for the controls are immeasurable, and may have caused a cause bias in studying the etiology of the disease.

Whatever the cause, management churn can cause a work environment to feel chaotic and unpredictable.

A loss is triggered under WFRP when natural causes cause a crop loss and/or there is a decline in market prices that causes farm revenue to drop below the insured revenue level.

And so if our body is rejecting GMO molecules, we can cause a disruption of natural biochemistry — causing overweight, and causing cancer.

3. White Bread Whitee bread can cause you to cause a stressful spike in glucose levels.