Sentence examples for cause the idea from inspiring English sources

By August, with the season a lost cause, the idea started to make sense.

For years, Lewis had assumed that Hall instructed people to cheat, but now he began to wonder if she'd been so idealistic that she didn't understand the environment she had created and, when it became clear, didn't want to undermine her cause — the idea that educational reform could swiftly lift children out of poverty — by acknowledging the evidence that was in front of her.

VA Secretary David Shulkin backs the plan, but its cost has caused the idea to be tabled in years past.

Several government agencies in America were mulling voluntary guidelines to limit marketing of unhealthy foods to children, but strong lobbying has caused the idea to stall.

These mythical entities were invented, somewhat casually, by Richard Dawkins in The Selfish Gene as a supplement to his story of the causal supremacy of genes, and the current huge popularity of evolutionary thinking has caused the idea to catch on despite its wildness.

Some "feel-good" cartoons have Halloween specials and scarier episodes, which may have caused the idea of monsters under the bed in the first place.

In other words, the ordering of Ideas was determined by the ordering of the Impressions that caused the Ideas to arise.

Each science has a Particular Fundamental idea which is needed to organize the facts with which that science is concerned; thus, Space is the Fundamental Idea of geometry, Cause the Fundamental Idea of mechanics, and Substance the Fundamental Idea of chemistry.

In my essay, co-written with Ellie Mae O'Hagan, I recall the racism I faced at University of Oxford where my fellow students asked me questions such as: 'Why do black people cause crime?' The idea that racism is confined to the white working class is ridiculous, and akin to the idea that it is only the poor that commit crimes.

"I'm just dumbfounded," said Pappas, adding that the idea might cause the disintegration of the EU.

One possible explanation for the diminishing and even negative return on customer interaction is an erosion of confidence: too much feedback from customers might cause the entrepreneurs to change the idea so frequently that they become disheartened.