Sentence examples for hottest cause from inspiring English sources

PARK CITY, Utah – "Girl Rising" is rapidly becoming one of the hottest "cause" documentaries in years, and it's not even finished yet.

Fitting praise for a feature film called "one of the hottest cause documentaries in years" by the New York Times.

Over the past decade the hottest cause for major philanthropists in the Jewish community has been funding the growth of Jewish summer camps, which means seeding new camps and ensuring there are ample need-based scholarships to afford all young Jewish children the ability to experience the magic of camp.

Unfortunately, when King gets her hands on a hot cause, she also can't resist the tendency to overwrite.

"If you're at a hedge fund, this is definitely the hot cause," said Joe Williams, the executive director of Democrats for Education Reform, a nonprofit group that lobbies for charters and is financed by hedge fund heavies.

Amazingly, the experience of being hot caused people to be more likely to say that global warming was a problem, even when logic should have told them the temperature inside a building has nothing whatsoever to do with the climate.

Consistently, each inhibitor had a moderate effect on mitochondrial respiration (approximately 15% reduction compare to the control), and the combination of herceptin with either RU486 or 4-HOT caused a further decrease in oxygen consumption (approximately 20 to 30%).

Grits can get very hot, causing high degree burns.

A heavy or synthetic shirt will keep you hot, causing your body to sweat more.

Burning a wood stove too hot causes its parts to fatigue and warp.

The capacitors would bulge when they became too hot and cause devices to malfunction or stop working altogether.