Sentence examples for cause has gone from inspiring English sources

What was once seen as a fringe environmental cause has gone mainstream.

Now, however, the anti-Guantánamo cause has gone mainstream, and Air Sunshine flights often ferry attorneys from white-shoe law firms to visit their detained clients.

In early preemption examples, the process running from the preempted alternative is cut short before the main process running from the preempting cause has gone to completion.

Being the prime minister's spouse is one of the more thankless jobs in British politics: the previous incum-bent, Cherie Blair, like Sarah Brown a successful professional involved in good causes, had gone from admired role model to object of ridicule and fury.

His causes have gone all over the board disabled veterans, assorted illnesses, decisive action in Vietnam, afterschool programs, government deficit reduction and antidrug efforts.

Perry's proposal to scrap the energy department caused what has gone down in history as his "oops" moment, during a November 2011 Republican debate.

This study was part-funded by the British Heart Foundation, a body that finds itself on a sticky wicket because its rote script – the oft-quoted "lipid hypothesis" that eating fat causes heart disease – has gone into meltdown like a defrosting fridge.

"If you take Britain as an example, the probability of dying from the sorts of things caused by being overweight has gone down by a factor of four," says Sir Richard Peto, professor of medical statistics at Oxford University.

Boris Johnson has gone and caused a signature ruckus: this time saying we should celebrate, not condemn, the UK's batch of gazillionaires.

"There should be a fact-finding committee that looks at causes of this crisis, what has gone wrong and how we can ensure that it never happens again," Dr. Albright said after the talks today.

Food prices have been the main cause: our food index has gone up by 11%.