Sentence examples for cause heading from inspiring English sources

McIlroy's slump, which shows no sign of abating, certainly boosts Mickelson's cause heading into the latter half of the year.

They are united by a common cause: heading off economic disaster while toning down the antagonistic tenor that has dominated Italian politics for the last 20 years.

We turned inward, and if we do this in the globalized world, we are a lost cause, headed surely for faster decline.

Epileptic syndromes could be inducing repetitive episodes of cortical spreading depression and thus headaches or causing a state of cortical excitation which in some manner causes head pain?

"Can the ball cause head injury?

Furor pianists exhibit intelligence as well as dexterity; they often make curious interpretive choices that cause head-shaking at intermission.

A casual glance at the opening gross for Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino ­– £333,000 – is apt to cause head-scratching.

Tantalizing her with the mischief they could make by being seen together, he wrote, "We'll really cause heads to turn and tongues to wag".

That may cause heads to shake but Iceland believe they are following a carefully laid-out project to its logical conclusion.

And in both the N.C.A.A. and the N.F.L., crippling tackles cause head injuries bad enough to lead to dementia and suicide.

The rapidity and volatility of change and innovation can cause heads to spin and markets to plummet.