Sentence examples for cause term from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tancredo started out as the champion of another angry cause, term limits.

Thus, we defined a new cause term of "Inundation" in the analysis file, and pooled results from studies that are classified in the database as studying changes in surface water area, depth, duration, frequency, seasonality, and volume.

Essentially, these are clusters in which the transformations have caused terms to look alike which really are not.

Though it may cause short term tension, it will cause long term trust.

Fellow Mosel winemaker, Ernst Loosen, also fears that changing weather patterns will cause long term damage.

This has a tendency to cause long term wrist problems.

The first stunt caused long term headaches and the second caused soft tissue injury to her neck".

"These alleged short-term gains created by the executives are going to cause long-term pain for WorldCom families".

These are short-term events, and it's impossible to say if they cause long-term damage.

2. Oil spills can cause long-term environmental damage: Industry rhetoric aside, oil spills can cause long-term, even permanent, ecological injury.

These policies will cause long-term damage to output.