Sentence examples for course to cause from inspiring English sources

Early on, Stevenage, who beat Newcastle at their Lamex Stadium home two seasons ago, looked on course to cause an upset.

Mr Farage told the London conference that Ukip was on course to "cause an earthquake" by winning next year's European elections in what he hopes will become a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union.

A powerful smash by Adcock drew the British pair level at 15-15 and they looked on course to cause another upset.

Already, some people question whether society as we know it is worth preserving if it cannot be induced to curb the devastation it is on course to cause.

The K+ ionophore valinomycin was added at the end of each time course to cause the complete collapse of the ∆ψm.

This puts his party on course to do harm to the cause for which it claims to exist.

The icequakes discovered by Dr Peng and his colleagues are of course too tiny to cause such a collapse, but they might quicken the pace.

A lack of prompt feedback for learners from course instructors was found to cause dissatisfaction in an online graduate course.

Of course, that's going to cause divisions and lay the foundations for unrest.

The eruption of volatiles from Triton's equator and their deposition at the poles may redistribute enough mass over the course of 10,000 years to cause polar wander.

But of course we ask what happened to cause this tragedy; I don't see how anyone can argue the point.