Sentence examples for cause blues from inspiring English sources
Holloway reckoned his side deserved more goals, but remained confident that his Tangerines can cause Blues problems at St Andrew's.
Invented by Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis, and popularised by James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause, blue jeans became a wardrobe staple.
Practised sun worshippers will be already on this, but for the uninitiated: if there's still a chill in the air, anything above the knee without tights is likely to cause blue legs.
Core degradation would cause blue shift of photoluminescence band; aggregation of quantum dots would cause a red shift.
The high concentration of nitrate in some water samples is toxic and may cause blue baby disease in children (Comly 1945; Gily et al. 1984).
Adsorption of alkyl groups on Si nanoparticles is reported to cause blue shift due to prevention of transfer of electron-hole pairs from small (i.e., wide bandgap) to large (i.e., narrow bandgap) nanoparticles [21].
The plasmon resonance frequency of the noble metal was sensitive to the surrounding dielectric environment; therefore, the decrease of Cu2O shell thickness would cause blue-shift of the plasmon peak.
The high concentration of NO3 in drinking water is toxic and cause blue baby disease/methemoglobinemia in children and also gastric cancer and adversely effects [NS and cardiovascular system (CPCB 2008)].
Nitrates not only contribute to the dead zones plaguing our waterways but also threaten the safety of our drinking water, as they can cause "blue baby syndrome" and have recently been linked to certain types of cancer.
Besides Penicillium expansum, the main causal agent of blue mould, other species of Penicilllium can cause blue mould on fruit, including Penicillium chrysogenum, Penicillium crustosum, Penicillium griseofulvum, and Penicillium solitum [ 2– 5].
can cause blue mould without being associated with P. expansum: apples cv Golden Delicious stored in Italy for 6 months showed blue mould and P. griseofulvum was the only species isolated from the rots [ 6].
