Sentence examples for cause come up from inspiring English sources

Standing at a table next to the dried lake bed, she discovered the first principle of organizing in poor communities: always offer food, and, when people who don't care about the cause come up for a second helping, smile and fill their plates.

Proximate cause comes up when fortuity is at work, and the cases we review today seek patterns in the spectrum from Vosburg's "eggshell plaintiff" rule to the no-liability outcome of the boulder hypothetical.

Thirteen printers turned down "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"; Ezra Pound, who by then had taken up Joyce's cause, came up with the idea, which others rejected, of having the printer leave large blanks where the offending phrases would later be typed in by hand.

Sometimes some new cause comes up and time constraints make it impossible to commit to it, but in our hearts we are always ready to share and to help, and give a voice to messages that can change things in this world".

If a fight-worthy cause comes up, make sure to act when it is new and when people are not used to it.

Now, some of the former hostages wonder whether their cause might come up in the ongoing talks over curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions, whether compensating them could be part of an ultimate diplomatic deal.

Public health researchers must identify which health inequities disproportionately affect Afro-Latino Americans, figure out their causes and come up with ways to appropriately address them.

But this drive to come up with the causes of events is hardly limited to therapy patients.

'Cause other people come up from the city".

7. Flooding can cause rats to come up from sewers through broken pipes.

Sonar could cause whales to come up to the surface more quickly than they usually would, disorienting them.