Sentence examples for causes life from inspiring English sources

Gave to Jewish charities and other causes, life member of Hadassah.

So when, in Natural Causes: Life, Death and the Illusion of Control, she describes the civil war within our bodies that macrophages may wage – encouraging cancer cells to spread, apparently for no reason other than they can – it may persuade you to rip up your gym membership and eat nothing but cream buns for what's left of your time on Earth.

This distinction is then applied to the soul: because it always causes life in whatever it occupies, it must have life as its essential property, which it cannot lose.

These organisms both grow as budding yeasts and appear quite similar, yet they have been diverging over 500 million years of evolution such that one is now a harmless saprophyte and the other a virulent human pathogen that causes life threatening infections of the central nervous system in patients with compromised immunity.

He calls for Uganda and people of faith to "recognize that if our foundation is love, the hatred represented by the persecution of those who disagree with us, the hatred that causes life to be taken in the name of religion, the hatred embodied in Uganda's anti-gay law... cannot be allowed to go unchallenged".

But if you are a person of faith, you should recognize that if our foundation is love, the hatred represented by the persecution of those who disagree with us, the hatred that causes life to be taken in the name of religion, the hatred embodied in Uganda's anti-gay law... cannot be allowed to go unchallenged.

Parotid hypofunction causes life-disrupting effects, and there are no effective medications for xerostomia.

The spoilage of food products during post process handling leads to food contamination and causes life-threatening food-borne illness.

People can carry the hepatitis B virus for decades without showing any signs of illness, until it causes life-threatening diseases like cancer or cirrhosis.

Another is a basic quality of the condition: it is a silent disease, and a vast majority of people with it feel fine, even as it causes life-threatening or fatal damage.

The research led to an understanding of the way cystic fibrosis causes life-threatening damage through a chain of events that involves damaged genes, abnormal tissues and malfunctioning organs.