Sentence examples for cause back from inspiring English sources

Other contemporary poets have accused him of "setting the cause back 30 years".

lt is now absolutely clear that the Convention set Bush's cause back.

Swinging or tilting your hips can cause back or hip pain and reduces forward propulsion.

He seems pleased to be able to report that raw diets make you urinate too often, and cause back and hip problems.

The ever-heavier student backpack has been the object of suspicion for several years now, with many parents and some doctors concerned that it may cause back pain and injury.

He was appalled at what he saw as deception and said he had told several gay Republican friends already that the backlash would set their cause back in four years.

For example, gynecomastia in boys; large breasts in girls that cause back problems; nasal problems that cause sleep apnea; or even ears that stick out perpendicularly to the head (not to mention more serious deformities like a cleft lip).

Since a whole-house fan can move 4,000 cubic feet of air a minute, it will quickly depressurize a house and can cause back drafts in combustion appliances like gas water heaters.

Yet we need to be clear that the draft national curriculum for history, if it comes into force, is very likely to set this cause back at least a generation.

And that's why they are really dangerous, because cycling needs to progress and be embraced, but the more badly behaved and unaccountable cyclists are perceived to be, the greater the likelihood that we'll be forced into restrictive and bureaucratic measures that set the whole cause back.

The manager who railed so often against the lack of opportunities for home-grown coaches in the top flight, the bloke fond of joking he would get better offers if he changed his name to Allardici, has set the English cause back years in a mere 67 days.