Sentence examples for cause the question from inspiring English sources

Cause the question you ask is important.

We say this because, for the purpose of the motion to dismiss, the issue is not whether the Federal question relied upon will be found, upon an examination of the merits, to be unsound, but whether it is apparent that such question has been so explicitly foreclosed as to leave no room for contention on the subject, and hence cause the question to be frivolous.

Net neutrality is the cause: the question of whether operators – or, indeed, Facebook – should be allowed to decide which online services can be offered without data charges.

If the answer to the supplemental questions suggested a non-ocular cause, the question was rescored as 0 to give an additional adjusted score.

Thus, while the reviewer writes that nobody would dispute that mutation is "complexly caused," the question at hand is whether these complex genetic influences on mutation are a fundamental part of the adaptive evolutionary process.

A customer with questions will likely have an explanation of the situation that caused the question to arise.

The (presumed intentional) effect is to cause the shopper to question her own validity.

It will cause the person to question his or her approach.

While current evidence suggests that resuscitation with isotonic albumin does not cause harm, the question of benefit remains contested [9 13].

It may cause the machine to skip the question.

It's frustrating, but such questions cause the women to close up.