Sentence examples for efforts to cause from inspiring English sources

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan strongly condemned the "heinous attack" and said Turkey would not give in to efforts to cause division in society.

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That he did so, from even before Day One - by loading up his administration with Wall Streeters and Clintonites and even with George Bush's Secretary of Defense - is especially ironic, inasmuch as his own campaign in 2008 rebuts the conventional wisdom, as does the success of Republican - and Tea Party -- efforts to cause Obama's presidency to fail.

Subsequent efforts to cause estrogen suppression through 'medical adrenalectomy', using glucocorticoids [ 6, 7], turned out to have limited success from a clinical perspective, precipitating clinical trials exploring different adrenal enzyme inhibitors, including ketoconazole, for this purpose.

Supporters say it is a consequence of the effort to cause fewer civilian casualties.

He was stabbed 29 times in the thigh, apparently in an effort to cause him to bleed to death.

"This is part of an ongoing effort to cause disruption, it's all part of the same effort to get the soldier released," said aspokeswoman, Captain Noah Meir.

Since the start of the war, allied bombers have struck security organization headquarters and Baath Party buildings, in an effort to cause the government to collapse.

Over the weekend, however, the protesters announced that because the race was in India's national interest, they would make no effort to cause problems.

That added awkwardness to the Republican effort to cause him trouble through redistricting: the Senate Republican leader, Dean G. Skelos of Long Island, is the Senate's only other Greek-American.

He was the only black employee in that department, the suit said, and several other mechanics and supervisors frequently used a racial epithet when he was around, apparently in an effort to cause him discomfort.