It matters for viewers, as citizens still absorbing the shifts and counter-shifts in self-consciousness that feminism, like other seismic tremors in identity culture, has not ceased to cause.
Then he adds the further inference (2) that if the moving and the moved parts are identical, the moving part will not cease to cause movement.
Based on these findings, the PILs were modified; those which caused the most confusion were retested in the same way until the leaflet ceased to cause confusion.
If the dose is low enough even a highly toxic substance will cease to cause the harmful effect on biological systems.
Linear dose response relationships were identified at sufficiently low doses, with no evidence of a dose threshold below which nanoparticle instillation ceased to cause inflammation.
While short of living in a super-bubble, we cannot really defend ourselves against natural disasters, man-made disasters are certainly within the purview of the human mind to cause or cease.
As for those non-Muslims for whom Islam is an object of suspicion, if not hatred, Qazwini's learned and patient expositions are unlikely to cause them to cease their prejudice or to slake their hostility.
It never ceases to be a cause for wonder when one goes and sees Real Madrid and Manchester United or, more recently, England and Brazil play these six or seven-a-side practice games just how madly enthusiastic the players are, how desperate they are to win, how excitedly these multi-millionaires celebrate each goal they score.
That is until such time as the sorry lives on view cease to be cause for mirth, at which point Mr. Ayckbourn brings down the curtain on as bruising a final tableau as this most prolific of writers (76 plays and counting) has ever penned.
But the rise in cancer mortality is, in its way, very good news: as we live longer, and as many infectious and epidemic diseases have ceased to be major causes of death, so we become prone to maladies that express themselves at ages once rarely attained.
