Sentence examples for caused for the first from inspiring English sources

Colorado had its first broad view of the destruction caused for the first time since the devastating mountain floods began on Wednesday.

Had Beltrán successfully got a base hit, the scheme may have caused tension for the third-year catcher with La Russa and pitching coach Dave Duncan because throwing a first-pitch changeup ran contrary to Duncan's teaching.

Judge Richard Roman of the 346th District Court of El Paso found cause for the first Court of Inquiry in January after lawyers for Ms. Hollebeke, Stuart Leeds and Theresa Caballero, said no other judge would hear her complaint.

The Israeli response to the revolt — in 1988, Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin reportedly authorized soldiers to break the limbs of unarmed demonstrators — began tilting international public opinion toward the Palestinian cause for the first time in decades.

He tells the audience that the real causes for the first world war have been neglected by generations of schoolchildren: it wasn't sparked by Gavrilo Princip and Archduke Franz Ferdinand; rather, it was about trying to stop the only power with a negligible empire, namely Germany, getting its hands on Iraq's oil by means of the Baghdad-Berlin pipeline.

First, what does he have in mind when he describes God's agency as being mediated by the action of "metaphorical agents" (God "is the proximate cause for the first effect, and a cause through an intermediary for His effects that are after the first effect")?

That was the official cause for the first Gulf War.

Probable cause for the first: The pursuit of a new musical language was conducted with the same rigor as the attempted absolute order of the systems that produced the aforementioned disasters.

For the 2 patients with recurring infective endocarditis, the cause for the first episode was different than that of the second episode.

After the second building on the east side was built in 1991, the recession caused plans for the third to be put on hold.

Religious liberty for all -- not just our own church members -- has been a central cause for the Seventh-day Adventist church for over 150 years.