Sentence examples for cause the battle from inspiring English sources
Normally there's an automatic override which causes people who aren't supposed to use it to turn off the battle animation, but certain people like Fortemiis override this override and cause the battle animation to be on anyway, which locks up the game so you have to reset the chapter.
Here we are in 2015, after a remarkable, senseless tragedy done in the name of America's original sin – and we are debating a symbol of the Confederate cause – the "Battle Flag" or "Southern Cross".
Whatever the cause, the battle lines are already being drawn for what is likely to be an intensely political brawl, one that could greatly affect the forthcoming campaigns for mayor, comptroller, Council seats and borough presidencies.
Although the legal challenge to S.B. 1070 in Arizona looks promising now that Susan Bolton halted the enactment certain provisions of the legislation -- including the police checks of immigration papers based on probable cause -- the battle is far from over.
Achieving such relatively small changes is one byproduct of the ill will between the two parties that caused the battle for control of the Senate.
At Leipzig in 1813, 180,000 French troops faced almost 300,000 Prussians, Russians, Austrians, and Swedes, causing the battle to fall into three separate engagements that were hardly related to one another.
His actions caused the battle to begin and then escalate on July 1, despite Lee's orders not to bring on a general engagement (although historians point out that Hill kept Lee well informed of his actions during the day).
Sights which caused the battle-hardened BBC correspondent Lyse Doucet to sob during a live broadcast.
The point is that however successful a defence is in disabling threats before they cause damage, the battle is lost if the process proves too expensive.
Whether single, non-impact blasts in battle can cause the same damage as the years of repetitive head bashing seen in football is of particular interest to researchers.
