Sentence examples for cause expulsion from inspiring English sources
Yes, we agreed not to use their names, for a good reason, as stated: that revealing them could cause expulsion.
Increasing the potential causes expulsion of these cations, and therefore decreases the film's ionic conductivity.
A medication abortion involves a woman taking mifepristone, which makes it difficult for a fetus to attach in the uterus, and misoprostol, which causes expulsion, similar to a miscarriage.
Any violation will be cause for expulsion from the event without a refund and potential legal/police involvement.
Before women were admitted to the academies in 1976 as a result of Congressional fiat (that the Academies fought until they had to accept), "no sex" was virtually a non-issue -- expressed only as a ban on gay sex, cause for expulsion from the military, not just the academies.
The collapse may cause violent expulsion of the outer layers of the star resulting in a supernova, or the release of gravitational potential energy may be insufficient and the star may collapse into a black hole or neutron star with little radiated energy.
A veteran immigration official here was convicted today on charges of espionage in a case that caused the expulsion of a Cuban diplomat and heightened political tensions between the United States and Cuba.
GMN and SAN undergo lipid rearrangement causing drug expulsion which might be the reason of higher drug release in in vitro settings.
Her sharply critical articles angered Mexican officials and caused her expulsion from the country.
A treaty between John V and the regent Bedford in September 1427 caused the expulsion of the constable from the French court.
