Sentence examples for put that cause from inspiring English sources

"Under the regulation, Special Counsel Mueller may be fired only for good cause, and I am required to put that cause in writing.

Then it looked as if it was his putting stroke that caused pivotal slip-ups.

If USB 2.0 is to succeed, its developers need merely concentrate with laserlike precision on two areas that comprise the "low-level stuff," as Eppley of Traveling Software puts it, that causes so many USB problems: "The hardware and the software".

"With the German plants literally guaranteed security, thanks presumably to the German government's involvement and the billions of euros that they seem to be putting up, that causes a worry for everyone else".

This, I thought, is why rich people employ stylists: so they don't put on clothes that cause drugged-out Welshmen to shout the names of characters from Moby-Dick at them.

Imagine if every tech billionaire told their money manager 'calculate the interest I'd earn on my money in a week and put that amount toward causes that support uplifting black people'".

Such a rethinking implies that Europeans should put the cause of democratic reform in the Arab world ahead of more concrete concerns like financial or energy interests, or the prevention of migration to Europe.

Rows A and H were kept free of contaminants due to edge effects, which simply put are widespread factors that cause the degradation of assays during high-throughput screening experiments [63].

Scientists are experimenting with putting genes into plants that cause the plants to produce proteins for use as drugs, like growth hormone or various monoclonal antibodies.

"Once it became known that the third party promoter was linked to the [Gaddafi] family, the decision was made to put that payment to a good cause," Yvette Noel-Schure said.

Once it became known that the third party promoter was linked to the Qaddafi family, the decision was made to put that payment to a good cause.