Sentence examples for cause friendly from inspiring English sources

A series of such near-misses on the part of people interviewed for a particular program can cause Friendly to drop the project in question altogether.

Grenades can easily cause friendly fire casualties if they detonate too close to you or friendly forces, so it's extremely important to know what ranges are considered "safe" and which are not.

Meanwhile, a new prion disease named Psychotic Outburst Syndrome (or POS) is affecting dogs, causing friendly pets to become violent.

"The bad guys in the gut are scavenging nutrients that were liberated by the good guys, who are casualties of the collateral damage incurred by antibiotics," said Sonnenburg. "Antibiotics cause our friendly gut bacteria to unwittingly help these pathogens.

The most memorable thoughts I have of the university experience (which I sorely miss), were the wonderful seminars, especially when my old-fashioned, non-PC views would sometimes cause a friendly uproar among the students.

There are also a couple of niggles that were present in Fallout 3, too, such as the unnerving stare plastered over the faces of NPCs or the way in which accidentally picking up an item that doesn't belong to you can cause a friendly character to turn hostile.

Not to mention, this may cause some friendly competition within the workplace -- which I have experienced firsthand to help drive innovation and collaboration.

He had given up writing suspense novels like "The Maltese Falcon" to support leftist and other causes friendly to the Soviet Union, including opposing American entry into the war after Hitler and Stalin made their peace pact, in 1939.

By alerting soldiers to possible friendly-fire situations, we can reduce the occurrence of injuries caused by friendly fire.

Meanwhile, in Helmand Province, the military was investigating whether a NATO serviceman's death on Sunday was caused by friendly fire.

Without naming the place, the military noted an incident in a battle in which police casualties occurred, "possibly caused by friendly forces".