Sentence examples for cause applies from inspiring English sources

Wanting to avoid the chaos of a multi-party system makes some sense; but the confusion they cause applies chiefly to a parliamentary system, which the United States does not have.

Two senior citizens took up the cause, applying the paint and feathers, causing thousands of dollars in damage.

For example, the conception of force is a modification of the Idea of Cause, applied to the particular case of motion (see 1858a, I, 184 5 and 236).

Many of the same objections to natural causes apply to the alien megastructure hypothesis too.

STEM careers are just one prime example where women drop out disproportionately, but many of the relevant causes apply across our society and are not (solely) driven by bad behaviour, for instance in HEIs, but by deeply ingrained attitudes that the politicians themselves seem willing to accept in Parliament.

But most of the time none of these causes apply.

Don't dismiss your depression if none of these causes apply.

(Although the lesser standard of "reasonable suspicion" can be used in searches of students by school officials, once police are brought in — as in this case — the "probable cause" standard applies, Brennan said in his dissent, to public-school students).

So, too, when it is applied to creatures viewed as effects and to God their cause, it applies intrinsically to God.

The same for-cause rule applies to common carriers who have to take all customers on reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms.

Dr Smith donated his own bodyto the cause, carefully applying honey bees to 25 locations and assessing the pain of each sting  based on a comparison to his "internal standard" – a sting to his forearm.