Sentence examples for cause to rest from inspiring English sources

"We must use that success not as a cause to rest," Mr. Vance said, "but as a road map to push forward".

A show of hands suggests most have joined the party since that black day, September 18th, which was supposed to have laid the nationalist cause to rest "for a generation", in the words of the party's then leader, Alex Salmond.

While ongoing earnings for articles already sitting on sites are lovely, don't allow these to cause you to rest on your laurels.

One of the several ways in which light fixtures kill insects is by causing them to rest on the ground or in vegetation, where they become easy prey.

Artificial light may also increase the risk of predation by disrupting crypsis, both by causing moths to rest in unsuitable locations where their wing patterns are an ineffective disguise, and by concentrating moths in a small area, assisting predators in establishing a search image of cryptic wing patterns (Frank, 2006).

All is well until I realize that a few small movements I've made have caused it to slip down, causing the frame to rest on the top of my ears and the actual drivers to no longer be where they should be.

This causes the grain to rest on the ground, where it may spoil or be missed during harvest.

The snapback should be adjusted so that it fits firmly on your head and doesn't wiggle around, and the cap should be pulled down so that the inside top touches the top of your head, causing the hat to rest flat.

When they left Egypt... when [many] fell because [of the sin] of the golden calf... when He came to cause His Divine Presence to rest among them... on the first of Iyar, He counted them.

Slouching or leaning in the seat can cause the seat belt to rest improperly on the body.

Your kid suffers from a period of acute hypersensitivity, when clothing appears to feel like cheese-graters, and sitting or even lying down to rest causes intolerable distress.