Sentence examples for needed causes from inspiring English sources

Sitting in the dressing room with your pads on and not knowing whether you will be needed causes the greatest anxiety.

He begins with a firm grip over nearly all of the 44 councillors but his inability to comprehend policy – or articulate a realistic funding source for the billions of dollars worth of subways he insists are needed – causes his support to bleed away.

Discolored needed caused by a rust fungus.

It was incredibly heartwarming to see people uniting and working for a much needed cause.

Rain then arrived with 80 runs still needed, causing a four-hour delay.

At this baud rate, direct communication is possible only up to about 60 m, then intermediate hops are needed, causing a drop in throughput.

Apparently, Bristol used price incentives to encourage pharmaceutical wholesalers to buy more drugs than they needed, causing a boost to last year's earnings.

In a year of oil disasters and energy policy failures it's a much needed cause for celebration.

Corporations need causes as much as stars do.

Legally, the president doesn't actually need cause to fire the FBI director, but there was more than enough cause to justify his action in this case.

But they won't solve the power needs caused by the digitization of everything that used to be on paper.