Sentence examples for cause failing from inspiring English sources
Truman described the new weapon as "revolutionary" but only in regard to the destruction it could cause, failing to even mention its most lethal new feature: radiation.
Truman described the new weapon as "revolutionary" but only in regard to the destruction it could cause, failing to mention its most lethal new feature: radiation.
The commonest cause of a case failing the molecular analysis was the available tissue blocks consisting of few well-preserved tumour cells with widespread necrosis.
In other words, your tax lawyer can present the case that you had "reasonable cause" for failing to file FBARs.
Pawel's account suggests that Chavez disserved his cause, by failing to strengthen and preserve what he'd created.
Yet Brill wants us to believe that unions are the primary — even sole — cause of failing public schools.
Re "Owning Up to Failure" (editorial, July 1): It does not take genius to identify the cause of failing students in inner-city areas.
It gives less secure types of bonds priority, too, and makes local officials personally liable for any losses they cause by failing to comply with the new requirements.
If we suffer from a grit deficiency in this country, it shows up in our unwillingness to face what is obviously true that poverty is the real cause of failing schools.
And they underscored a problem that has dogged Mr. Gore throughout the campaign: he was ambivalent over just how to separate himself from Mr. Clinton and, in the end, was so determined to be his own man that he might have damaged his own cause by failing to take credit for his role in the administration's accomplishments.
And because no one else does it, protocols are not standardised, different researchers use different solutions, and the cause of failing experiments cannot be deduced systematically.
