Sentence examples for cause will continue from inspiring English sources

But the risks of litigation and prosecution, Mr. Lytton said, with the harm to a corporation's image that either can cause, will continue to compel executives to focus on their document policies much more than proposed increases in jail time for shredding.

In terms of our efforts to realign the human relationship with animals, that cause will continue to gather steam if good people continue to stand up for these ideals.

But what we know with great certainty is that oil spills and the far-reaching damage they cause will continue until we leave dirty fossil fuel sources behind and commit fully to a clean energy future.

In coming weeks, our look at other causes will continue.

Her qualities of warmth and compassion, pride in her family, devotion to Israel and Jewish causes will continue to inspire all who knew her.

Anybody who knows anything about the pointy end of our justice systems knows that while we allow governments to only address the symptom through the tired "tough on crime" approach, the causes will continue to fester and the revolving door of incarceration will go on unabated.

The court documents reveal Wreal's contention that "Amazon's continued use of the "Fire TV" moniker has caused, and will continue to cause, serious irreparable harm to Wreal's established business, necessitating this action".

"Apple's infringing activities have caused and will continue to cause Motorola irreparable harm," according to one of the complaints in federal court in Chicago.

In the complaint, Facebook claims that the infringements have "caused and will continue to cause damage" to the company's Messenger and WhatsApp messaging apps.

MySpace's friendly lawyers sent a cease and desist letter to David Weekly, the engineer who built SingleStat.us, demanding he take the site down and claiming that his "activities are causing and will continue to cause MySpace substantial and irreparable harm".

"Friedman's wrongful conduct is causing, and will continue to cause, great and irreparable injury to Lovecraft's business, name, goodwill and reputation," the complaint read.