Sentence examples for cause it to quit from inspiring English sources

North Korea countered this week that further sanctions would cause it to quit the so-called six-party talks.

But North Korea warned this week that further sanctions would cause it to quit the so-called six-party talks.

Often times large amounts of water or poorly-maintained filters inside the sump pump can burn up the motor and cause it to quit functioning.

He tells me, with glee, about the event that caused him to quit methadone.

Later Riggio would say that the board's newly confrontational approach was what caused him to quit.

The Londoner missed most of the 2005 season due to ill-health, and he concedes that the frustration almost caused him to quit the sport altogether.

Viewers even get to hear from a former Shell Energy executive that Jim's work caused him to quit his job and reevaluate what he was doing in life.

If he were in the race and the election was tomorrow, I'd probably vote for Hagel over Obama (and a Hagel Obama Unity ticket would cause me to quit my job -- such as it is -- and start stumping).

"I'm just getting warmed up," she said, offering no indication that tomorrow's outcomes could cause her to quit the race.

Mr. Zimmer, the Milwaukee information-studies professor, sees the value in preventing students from going down paths that may frustrate them or cause them to quit college.

Pay experts said that the biggest drawback to strict holding periods, like the one suggested by Mr. McCain, is that they could cause executives to quit so that they can sell stock.