Sentence examples for cause that in from inspiring English sources

"Who knows what circumstances cause that in captivity".

It is common cause that in the name of security, government built for the president and his family a visitors centre, cattle kraal and chicken run, swimming pool and amphitheatre.

And so the deeper truth that religious fanaticism was the whole of their horrible cause — that, in the last-night letter, God is cited a hundred and twenty-one times — is elided.

Dr. Mark W.A.P. Salter, an expert in infectious diseases at W.H.O., said, "It is understandable that when you are dealing with a disease of unknown cause that in certain circumstances can be rapidly transmitted to other people, health care staff who perhaps are not well informed will become rather anxious".

Lonesome George has become so closely identified with the conservation cause that in 1995, when local fishermen rioted against restrictions placed on sea cucumber fishing for environmental reasons, they blockaded the research station chanting "¡Muerte al Solitario Jorge!" (Death to Lonesome George).

Liberals will protest, also with cause, that, in identifying terrorism as the "biggest direct threat to America at home and abroad," Obama was recommitting the country to an unending and ever-expanding covert war one in which it is tough even to define what would constitute an ultimate victory.

You wanted to cause that argument in the playground the next day".

Deflation would cause that debt to rise in real terms.

This is a cause that's extremely popular in theory.

It is always important for you to select a cause that you believe in or a cause that is personal.

We are trying to find out what causes that stability in the granules".