Sentence examples for failing cause from inspiring English sources

In recent days the campaign for Britain to leave the EU has misused the horrific events in Paris to try to support their failing cause.

But Omar bin Laden says his father is banking on one thing to shore up his flailing, failing cause – and we are giving it to him.

Her little failing caused her all sorts of torture with the sales slips until a young man she knows presented her with the adding machine.

Last year, however, a number of such plans started failing, causing pain to a large food-chain of investors, builders and lenders.

He used genetic screening newfangled at the time to spot yeast cells whose transport systems were failing, causing jams in some parts of the cell and supply shortages in others.

We could, perhaps, know when factory equipment is breaking down before its failing causes a plant-wide work stoppage.

A failing caused by an extreme event (e.g. storm surge with flooding) in these systems can result in cascading impacts that can disrupt, for example, the availability of electricity, transport and communications (Miller et al. 2012).

Simultaneously with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac the FDIC regulated banks are failing, causing inevitable new demands for taxpayer rescue rights.

It is easy to fall victim to the belief you are placing yourself in danger of failing, causing you to feel inclined to avoid whatever challenge you are facing.

Professor Alexander argues this discovery is a profound challenge both to the right-wing view that addiction is a moral failing caused by too much hedonistic partying, and the liberal view that addiction is a disease taking place in a chemically hijacked brain.

In any case, if the sodium channel mimicked by dynamic clamp was upregulated by nerve injury (and all other conductances remained unchanged) then a certain amount of upregulation could cause gross hyperexcitability amongst muscle afferents whilst failing to cause gross hyperexcitability amongst cutaneous afferents.