Sentence examples for general cause from inspiring English sources

It has not always been easy to pull up women's neglected interests from beneath the "general cause".

He was the author of a number of bills and pamphlets pursuing the general cause of little companies, tailors or not.

The general cause of the trouble was the same as in Yunnan, but the Taiping advance to Shaanxi encouraged the Muslims to rebel.

Environmental requirements for textile preservation are similar to those for paintings on paper, but neglect of textiles can in general cause more damage.

He connected the two observations and soon discovered that hormones in general cause a change in the cyclic AMP inside all cells in the body that respond to a particular hormone.

So however clumsy Brown might have been, however dubious his history and however ham-fisted his prose, people found in those book a general cause they can believe in.

The first of the general causes was the social structure of the West.

Earlier this year the confessions of a retired general caused a national debate about the French troops' extensive use of torture and summary execution during the conflict.

Sanudo possessed a certain vigour of style but lacked the true historian's sureness of touch and sense of the relationship between particular events and general causes.

Valcke, Fifa's secretary general, caused a storm when he told a French radio station the tournament would not be held in June or July due to the fierce desert heat.

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