Sentence examples for seek to cause from inspiring English sources

Why should a system seek to cause further harm or distress to a woman in crisis?

Those who seek to cause harm and unrest through violence – whether their aims are political, religious or otherwise – have no place in our country.

Does this complicate our understanding of Land's character, that a man who has endured random pain and cruelty would seek to cause it?

Angry, mentally disturbed individuals do, from time to time, seek to cause havoc as a form of thrashing out against some hurt they mistakenly perceive.

Sometimes known as the 'lulz', groups can seek to cause as much damage as possible for little reason other than personal enjoyment.

She has always viewed art as a kind of bonus track, something that should openly seek to cause joy and that we should be happy to discover, like a gift, on the regular song list of life.

Mr. Cleveland sought to cause ripples.

Jim Spellane, a spokesman for the electrical workers' union, denied that the unions were seeking to cause needless delays.

Terrorists seeking to cause a radiological disaster, like the one at Fukushima or Chernobyl, would find it much harder to accomplish than making a dirty bomb.

For more than two months, the group's exploits – which sought to cause embarrassment rather than make financial gain – frustrated police and security companies.

The report also said that Friday's "attack sought to cause oil to leak into the dam's waters in order to damage agricultural crops in the area".