Sentence examples for cause matches from inspiring English sources

In general relativity, events are continuous and deterministic, meaning that every cause matches up to a specific, local effect.

What is striking is how much Breivik's profile – the social and sexual failures, the sense of isolation, the conversion, often through the internet, to a grand and empowering cause – matches that of jihadi killers.

That misses the mark, says Chris Eaton of ICSS: "Betting fraud is the cause; match-fixing is the effect…Only globally co-ordinated supervision and regulation of sport betting can rein fraud and corruption in".

Such that the brand of the celebrity and the brand of the cause match well together.

Differences between light and nutrients across the North Atlantic cause match-mismatch dynamics to become increasingly more important toward higher latitudes as the period available for phytoplankton and zooplankton blooms decreases.

If carotid chemoreceptors did cause matching, the simplest consequence of their ablation should be marked instability of both blood gases and breathing on a breath-by-breath basis, both at rest and during exercise.

"You're hearing cheers for the other team," Hejduk, 34, said, repeating the wisdom that causes matches to be placed in heartland cities like Columbus or Birmingham, Ala., or Nashville.

Reduce Ashe to a size more comparable to Armstrong and shorten the day schedules so they stop spilling into the night session, which sometimes causes matches to end in the wee hours.

Both sustained leg injuries, the more serious one apparently to Webb, whose scream of pain caused match officials to wince.

European protests against a Chinese-organised torch relay provoked deep anger in China (and the nationalist tone of that anger caused matching dismay in Europe).

Now it will be able to plug in Jumo's cause-matching technology platform.