Sentence examples for cause a run for from inspiring English sources

In what I'm calling the "Livermore" affect (named after famed investor Jesse Livermore who was famous for understanding that in order to sell something you need to create demand first) the pending tax increases, estimated to be over 1 trillion for the next decade, will likely cause a run for the 12/31/10 exit door.

The identities of banks drawing the loans are not made public for fear of causing a run on the institution and defeating the purpose of the backstop.

This spring Gerald McCann, a former mayor and an ex-convict, caused embarrassment with a run for mayor, until the courts ruled that he was ineligible to run.

Reina was badly at fault then but the fact that his hairline has made a run for it causes people to forget that he is only 23 and, in goalkeeping chronology, a relative youngster.

The crowd yelled as the bulls' horns met, but Rocket suddenly turned and made a run for it, causing the spectators to leap from their chairs and cheer the winner.

Accepting prestigious awards for causing a bank run is, in my opinion, disingenuous.

Definition of a RRI in this trial is; running related musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremity or back, causing a restriction of running for at least one week, that is, three consecutive training sessions.

Definition of a RRI in this trial was; running related musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremities or back, causing a restriction of running for at least one week, i.e. three consecutive training sessions.

RRI was defined as a musculoskeletal ailment or complaint of the lower extremities or back causing a restriction on running for at least three training sessions.

An injury is defined as a musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremity or back, causing a restriction of running for at least one week.

Ritchie earned the money after announcing last year he would no longer be a devil without a cause and instead run for a seat in the US Senate.