Sentence examples for ordered to cause from inspiring English sources

"One day we were ordered to cause as much disruption as possible to communications.

This wasn't said to make a point, it was said in order to cause distress.

He waited before exploding himself, in order to cause additional deaths".

Electric field strength must be about a billion volts per metre in order to cause field emissions.

Contrary to another, Kelly did manage to inflict a strong enough wound to his wrist in order to cause blood loss.

Maj. Gen. Abdul Karim al-Rubaie, Diyala's chief of operations, said the bombers appeared to be "waiting for people to gather in order to cause more victims".

Some nefarious players occasionally attempted to force the game's population to quit the game, in order to cause a type of virtual Armageddon.

Mr. Dittemore said NASA was modeling what drag forces "would be required in order to cause the aerosurfaces to react and the jets to fire".

Exposure is only an offence if the man (and the law does not seem to include women) exposes himself in order to cause alarm or distress.

On the other hand, a doctor who sedates his patient as far as coma in order to cause death by starvation is intending to end a life.

It also said members of the government security forces "posed as civilians in order to cause unrest and portray and inaccurate picture of events".