Sentence examples for connected cause from inspiring English sources

Private partners have pledged to give over $2 billion worth of hardware, software, access to content and free wireless phone service to the ConnectED cause.

For example, vocalization, breathing, and posture are intimately connected, causing changes in visual appearance during acoustic signaling behavior.

We connect cause and effect.

This approach filters out statistical noise; it connects cause and effect.

It's a device neatly matching Benjy's inability to connect cause and effect, even when the cause is himself.

There are other statistical ways to connect cause and effect, but none so transparent, in Duflo's view, or so adept at upsetting expectations.

While we can't empirically connect cause and effect, the Danish policy of rehabilitating jihadists who have come back from fighting with Isis in their so-called caliphate was followed by a significant cut in the number of people leaving the country to join the group.

Genetic studies are regarded as revealing the mechanism connecting cause and effect, from a knowledge of which the workings of the machine can be deduced and the course of evolutionary change inferred.

Sometimes I need to hold out a protective arm to keep a sneaky hip check or punch from connecting, causing Eve to give me that look of utter dismay that says, "Why?

The remaining 229 vertices have degree 1 to 4. All paths connecting cause-effect pairs pass through the central vertex.

"One weak link in a variety of sites that are all connected could cause a much wider problem.