Sentence examples for imaginable cause from inspiring English sources
The most influential and lasting aspect of the #RhodesMustFall campaign was arguably that the "must fall" part of the hashtag became a ubiquitous part of the nation's colloquial vocabulary, quickly mutating into #FeesMustFall and subsequently any imaginable cause, from sports to cooking.
Termination of the stimulation will be possible before the end of the defined 10 min if the participant feels that the pain intensity has reached the strongest pain imaginable caused by pressure stimulation.
And of course, Bill Gates has already donated $27B to every cause imaginable (and co-founded The Giving Pledge, a consortium of billionaires pledging to donate most of their net worth to charity by the end of their lifetime).
The intensive care team had done almost everything imaginable to determine the cause of the fever.
It is the tale of a man fighting the toughest fight imaginable, but unsure of his cause, uncertain of his motivation.
More sophisticate approaches are imaginable, but not among multiple causes, which in any case would have been impossible to implement at the level of insurance claims analysis.
The fact is their methods are so gallingly ineffective that it is difficult not to deduce that they are deliberately creating the worst imaginable circumstances to maximise the harm caused by substance misuse.
Five items use a 0 to 10 NRS to describe either pain severity (0 = no pain to 10 = worst pain imaginable) or the level of interference caused by endometriosis pain (0 = did not interfere at all to 10 = interfered completely).
They wanted to do everything they could to put on the best show imaginable to raise money for this amazing cause.
It is imaginable that its mutation to weak polar cysteine causes the absence of the pivotal positive charge and lead to interference of electrostatic balance on the protein surface.
Though there are benefits of being connected to the world in almost every way imaginable, with this worldwide connection comes many inputs that cause us stress and sidetrack us from achievable change.
