Sentence examples for cause to gain from inspiring English sources
The A.C.L.U., along with several other groups, filed an amicus brief in the case this week in the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, arguing that at a minimum, the police should obtain a warrant, based on probable cause, to gain access to cellphone location records.
But the sustainable development goals (SDGs) could be an opportunity to change the NTD story, and provide an opportunity for neglected causes to gain the attention they deserve.
"There's no doubt there are enough seats in play that could cause Republicans to gain control," Mr. Gibbs answered.
In addition, while most diabetes medicines cause patients to gain weight, patients on Byetta typically lose several pounds each year on the medicine.
The Mediterranean diet, with a high fat content from olive oil and nuts, does not cause people to gain weight, a major study has found.
I learned that Pilates helps mine but aerobics doesn't, that beta blockers just make me sluggish (and cause me to gain weight), and triptans do nothing whatsoever.
Several studies have shown that mutations in circadian clock genes can cause mice to gain weight (ScienceNOW, 21 April 2005).
For example, doctors have known for some time that certain medications cause patients to gain or lose weight by changing hormone levels in the body.
The way I see it, the Saami Council's one common cause is to gain more strength and power.
Chronic emotional stress stimulates your brain to release hormones that cause you to gain weight, especially around your belly where it's most harmful and least attractive.
