Sentence examples for causes only to from inspiring English sources

Fielding took up political causes only to be with pretty young woman (Louise Lasser) who knocked on his door and asked him to sign a petition.

In person and in print, Hay mentions these causes only to play them down: "In no way am I trying to create guilt for anyone"; "this is a time for healing, for making whole, not for condemnation".

A large value of | h| indicates that the neuron's activity is caused only to a small degree by the considered network.

He said the action against the office -- at Al Quds University, where Mr. Nusseibeh is the president -- was "strategically a bad thing" that "causes only harm to Israel".

Under standard conditions, cytoplasmic perfusion of mCoA (15 μM) causes only 5 to, at most, 10% endocytic responses over 10 min (n > 20; green square in Figure 6A).

Relaxing other designs causes only little change to the squared Pearson residuals.

Relaxing other designs causes only a little change to the squared Pearson residuals and increases residuals for some designs.

B. bronchiseptica mono-infection has been confirmed to cause only mild to moderate and transient lesions, at least in high health status pigs.

True, Cameron earned the Tories' route back by pledging himself to Labour's child-poverty cause, only to ditch it in office.

He would adopt a cause, only to become dissatisfied, deciding that it wasn't important enough, or was too unlikely to succeed, and he would move on to something else.

Unhappy about the dearth of activities available to him and his friends, he spent months rallying support for the cause, only to learn in late May that the city was eyeing the former library for use as an animal shelter.