Sentence examples for cause built from inspiring English sources

She is every good cause built into one.

Organized by six themes—"Family Matters," "Roots to Routes," "Rebels with a Cause," "Built to Order," "Space Explorers" and the "Great Outdoors"—each gallery examines subjects that engage women artists worldwide.

told reporters earlier this week that whoever becomes the Republican nominee has to reject any group or cause built on bigotry -- a reference to Trump's seeming reluctance days before to disavow the prominent white supremacist David Duke, who has endorsed Trump.

Increased traffic emissions and reduced natural ventilation cause build up of high pollution levels in urban street canyons/intersections.

Wind vortices, low-pressure zones and channeling effects may cause build up of pollutants under adverse meteorological conditions within urban street canyons.

However, the system is very sensitive to small change in feed catalyst size, catalyst deactivation can cause build up of small polymer particles trapped in the system if the feed catalyst size is too low.

The allure is obvious and compelling: a large and growing crowd of users, dominated by media savvy women, that can surely help to extend a cause, build a brand, and perhaps some day, raise more money.

Make sure you wash your hair after your done with the style, the hair spray can cause build up!

Excessive use of any products on locked hair may cause build up of residue and this, as well as environmental factors may cause locks to smell.

Although using a heat protector or serum provides benefits, using products with a lot of silicone and harsh chemicals will cause build up and weigh your hair down.

Start your wash cycle with a cold rinse (to prevent staining and rise out pee. ) Then add a small amount of laundry soap to a hot wash (too much soap will cause build up, and your diaper will leak).