With the port effort, the Occupy movement suddenly seemed to be engineering protests and work stoppages on its own, essentially co-opting the unions' cause instead of working with them.
It is noted that Levin chose the term "cause," instead of stimulus, in describing the subject of the amuse group of verbs by saying "they are transitive verbs … whose subject is the cause of the change in psychological state" (1993: 191).
For those keeping track at home, this means we're saying that we'd rather have $90,000 for 'the cause' instead of $500,000.
"You say, 'Why'd they get mad at you?' 'Cause instead of acknowledging their sin, like you had better do, they railed against me for giving them the truth about their sins.
On the other hand, IFNγ− cells failed to convey any protection, causing instead some acceleration of the disease.
Guests were asked to make donations to these worthy causes instead of bringing gifts.
Dr. Cox argues that allergists get to the root of the cause instead of just treating symptoms.
Cleaning up the basin ought to be a lead item in the current talks, a cause instead of a consequence of peace.
But the battle had made them even more confident of their power, they said, because military units had joined their cause instead of fighting against them.
It could be the first gift in a long career of getting gifts that Waldheim will want to donate to a worthy cause instead of taking home and keeping for himself.
