Sentence examples for causes will come from inspiring English sources

Many people in Britain have said that the time for a debate about causes will come after the looting and arson have finally ended.

His re-commitment to the cause will come as a major boost to Sherwood, who has signed two players from City - Scott Sinclair and Micah Richards - as well as the midfielder Idrissa Gueye from Lille this summer.

The government promises now that the personal injustices it's caused will come to an end - whether it calls time on the wider culture is a different question.

Oliver's plan included resisting the urge to let things feel normal, and standing up for minorities, organizations and causes that will come under threat during a Trump administration. .

Or maybe the cause of rising rates will come out of left field, or from Asia.

Hatton, the younger brother of British boxing legend Ricky, believes Khan can cause Alvarez problems but will come unstuck in the end.

The disjunction between feeling all right and not knowing what verdict will come down causes all sorts of disruptions in the lives of the women in my support group.

It is likely that the cause of the next crash will come from a dark corner of the financial services industry that regulators believe is insignificant until it whacks them on the nose.

Against a backdrop of a long-term decline in all crime in the city, as well as a 10% decline for the year, the sudden unrest has caused some alarm.The real challenge will come when crime rates bottom out nationally, as one day they will.

Parents will also want to make sure they have the phone numbers for roommates, resident advisors, and a college official (like the freshman dean); if their teen is not responding to calls and there is cause for concern, those numbers will come in handy.

The sticks will come back, causing the brakes to kick in.