Sentence examples for left to cause from inspiring English sources

Water harvesting is the collection of runoff instead of it being left to cause erosion for productive purposes that reduce costs.

However, in 2010 Dr Gábor Horváth and colleagues at the Eötvös University in Budapest found that water droplets were too close to leaves to cause burning before they evaporated.

With 109 of 160 laps left to go, Cavendish caused the controversial crash that temporarily took out the race leader.

Where there is a latrine for the pupils the girls are left to clean up, causing them to miss classes and risk exposure to disease.

If individual water spots are left to try, these can cause permanent discoloration.

He arranged for his fortune to be left to various charitable causes, stating "The truth is, I have more money than I'm interested in spending.

But otherwise we are left to wonder about causes and effects.

The Canadian government, on the other hand, has no surplus weapons left to contribute to the cause.

If the memory pages that are left to re-transfer then it causes a long downtime.

Movie rental companies like Blockbuster had just enough life left in them to cause their own brand of trouble over video-on-demand cheerleading.

The Constitution--especially the Fourth Amendment right to be left alone absent probable cause to suspect crime--is too important to be left to tawdriness and pettiness.