Sentence examples for cause characters from inspiring English sources

They are the ones which cause characters to do something stupid or at least unexpected which leads to something unusual or even magical happening.

Spending too much time in Tartarus may cause characters to become "Tired" or "Sick", which can affect their performance during battle.

At higher levels, they have to try and avoid hazards, which appear at random on some board squares and cause characters to go backwards when landed on.

F is again translated by Carol Brown Janeway, but it is a better book than Kehlmann's last, Fame, whose narrative gymnastics caused characters to lose or swap their identities, and even to topple into their own or other people's fictions.

Noir love -- the kind that causes characters to throw that "Baby, I don't care" caution to the wind -- is frequently a cynical fancy that won't survive the angst and ugliness inside the man or outside in the world.

Eduardo Vasconcellos of GameSpy praised the game's storyline and high-quality voice work, but criticized the "jagged" visuals that caused character renderings to look "off".

Similarly, to the extent that there are genetic factors responsible for both educational attainment and character, the appearance that education causes character may be due features of the human genome rather than of our schools.

However, the past ecological interactions putatively causing character displacement are hard to understand when native elements involved in such interactions have become extinct.

In low tip ratio bias scenarios with appropriate tip sample size, BiSSE accurately estimated the rate asymmetry causing character state excess, avoiding the issue of confounding effects.

In both phases of the experiment, we tested the hypothesis that competition caused character displacement such that ΔzSYM - ΔzALLO > 0. We calculated the evolutionary response to competitive release (i.e., sympatry to allopatry) for each of ten traits by taking the difference in log-transformed trait values between T1 and T30.

Duke University President Vincent E. Price began the Duke Leadership Academy opening ceremony by describing three facets of leadership with which every person should identify: cause, character and work culture.