Sentence examples for cause to build from inspiring English sources

Education is a centerpiece of the Hindu revivalist campaign, which is natural, considering its cause: to build a Hindu nation out of what is officially a secular country with rights accorded to religious minorities.

She also described her joy in becoming a great grandmother and said peace and prosperity must be tended so that, "never again do we have cause to build monuments to our fallen youth".

Their company advises companies to focus on building brand awareness and donating to local causes to build goodwill.

Selenium sulfide (at least 1%) is also effective, but users often dislike the oils it causes to build up on their scalp.

The movement causes stresses to build up at the plate boundary.

The inversion can cause pollutants to build up near the ground.

Diabulimia and lack of insulin also cause sugar to build up in the bloodstream.

A further decline in interest rates will not necessarily cause companies to build factories or buy more equipment, some economists say.

They can persist in the environment for years and it seems likely that repeated doses could cause them to build up in the body.

A transfusion can take four to six hours, and frequent transfusions can cause iron to build up in the blood, leading to serious side effects.

Acetaldehyde is particularly toxic, and genes that cause it to build up in the blood, such as a variant of ALDH2, make even light drinking unpleasant.