Sentence examples for has to cause from inspiring English sources

This demonstration of military agility has to cause any adversary to pause.

"It has to cause an unacceptable amount of personal hardship," he said.

However, I also know that anything that can move my body has to cause certain neurobiological changes.

Smith once said Keenan is "like a child" who has to cause disruptions and draw attention to himself.

But when jobs are displaced and people see immigrants living in the hills and young people leaving because they can't afford to live here, it has to cause resentment.

However, ideas of secondary qualities do not resemble any property in the object; they are instead a product of the power that the object has to cause certain kinds of ideas in the mind of the perceiver.

The attacks have to cause damage to the plaintiff.

Once in a while, they have to cause a stir.

Everyone has to have a cause".

This pattern did not surprise one researcher, who found the question somewhat redundant: " [Patenting] has to [cause withholding] by definition: if you go out and talk about it, it's not patentable".

"You have to have probable cause," he said.