Sentence examples for defeats cause from inspiring English sources

But late defeats cause damage in polls, and polls make up one-fifth of the B.C.S. calculation.

Obvious welding defeats cause cracks to develop early and propagate quickly, resulting in poor ductility and energy absorbing ability.

"It's a defeating cause," Mr. Bianis said.

Another England victory will be a cause for elation, with Hodgson's men currently a point ahead of Ukraine at the top of the group after seven games, a draw a cause for guarded optimism after Montenegro's draw in Poland, and defeat cause to start planning for the play-offs.

There's always something strangely beautiful about a defeated cause, the shimmering hologram of a world that could never quite bring itself into being, the possibility that everything could have been entirely different to how it is.

Ms Tymoshenko refuses to concede defeat, causing irritation in the Ukraine and the West.

This defeat caused the immediate dissolution of the confederation; Santa Cruz went into exile.

Asked if his singles defeat caused him to reconsider his decision, he said: "Not one bit, no.

Maria Sharapova's defeat caused a minor tremor, but little else of significance rippled through the women's draw, the continued dominance of Serena Williams taken for granted.

It was bad enough that the defeat caused the Bengals to lose their position as the AFC's top seed, but losing Dalton for an extended period of time could be a killer.

Grant was temporarily disgraced by the surprise attack and near defeat, causing his superior, Maj.