Sentence examples for in its cause from inspiring English sources

35: "Every effect remains in its cause, proceeds from it, and converts to it".

Yet Lake rightly urges that Washington not be hamstrung and act, as long as it is confident in its cause.

She embodies the state's gratitude to those who volunteered to serve it professionally and died in its cause.

It knows there is little interest in its cause in Westminster, where the Good Friday Agreement, which ended the Troubles and led to a power-sharing arrangement between Unionists and Republicans, is seen as the end of the matter.

North Korea may have the bomb, but it has not tried to enlist the disaffected in its cause.

It is one hell of a lobby group this, its friends powerful, its faith in its cause genuine, and hence its actions in pushing it utterly ruthless.Moreover, Labour has already shown itself vulnerable to the culture lobby.

An autopsy revealed that he died from Loeffler's endocarditis, a disease as rare in its diagnosis as it is mysterious in its causes.

In reality, other people are always involved both in its causes and its consequences.

The phenomenon of so-called break-away forces, as maximal actuation forces at which a sticking system begins to slide and thus passes over to a steady (macro) motion, is well known from the engineering practice but still less understood in its cause-effect relationship.

The lamellar splitting observed in this test differs from the conventional lamellar tearing both in its appearance and in its causes.

Major partner companies have each signed a three year cooperation contract with the foundation, working with Childhood in its cause-related issues.