Sentence examples for causing it to run from inspiring English sources

Human activity can increase the risks, for example by paving over areas which were previously covered by vegetation, reducing the capacity of the land to absorb rainfall and causing it to run off more quickly.

Humidity and rain can affect the temperatures of your vehicle, causing it to run sub-optimally.

This will, more than likely, startle the turtle, causing it to run forward, right into the hole.

However, demands on the river have caused it to run dry before it can reach the sea at its delta in Mexico's Gulf of California.

And by then an embarrassing series of delays and missed performance targets had caused it to run out of cash.

On the other hand, the contemporary Dictionnaire universel of the Jesuit fathers of Trévoux had a popularity among the orthodox that caused it to run through six editions and then gradually to expand from three to eight volumes between 1704 and 1771.

EToys, an online toy retailer in desperate need of a blockbuster holiday season, said yesterday that its sales were substantially lower than expected, and that if it failed to attract additional investment, it was on a course that would cause it to run out of money at the end of March.

It is a green/yellow liquid that fuses with the water in your car's radiator to keep the temperature of the engine normal which causes it to run smoothly and thereby avoid accidents.

Impervious surface, in turn, in turn prevents rainwater and other precipitation from soaking into the ground and, instead, causes it to run off, picking up volume and pollutants along the way to receiving waters.

Some scientists had written a scholarly piece on the fact that in their lab, they had indeed hacked easily into one of these things and caused it to run amok.

The phosphorylation of RPI1 causes it to run as a diffuse smear and the amount of signal is distributed across this entire range.