Sentence examples for sentences cause from inspiring English sources
It argues that prosecution and jail sentences cause further harm, including greater exposure to drugs in prison and the severing of family relationships.
Some sentences cause you to picture a Little, Brown editor starting to dial Rowling's number, then slowly putting down the handset: "There, in his poky office, Simon Price gazed covetously on a vacancy among the ranks of insiders to a place where cash was now trickling down onto an empty chair with no lap waiting to catch it".
Aquinas objects that the differences in the sentences cause them to express different propositions, and so concedes that it is not true that whatever proposition ever expresses what God knows, always expresses what God knows.
Twenty years ago, those sentences caused me almost physical pain.
Further analyses were conducted to investigate whether the counterfactual target clauses embedded in different test sentences caused a mental processing difference (the antecedents of CC sentences, hereafter, CC1; the consequents of CC sentences, CC2; the counterfactual target clause in CF sentences, CF1; and the counterfactual target clauses in FC sentences, FC2).
Leonhart's remarks before the Senate Judiciary Committee last month about mandatory minimum sentences caused people in top echelons of the Justice Department to ask whether she was on board with her bosses on sentencing reform, sources familiar with the tensions told The Huffington Post.
After the fMRI session, all participants reported that the OPD sentences caused emotional arousal in the scanner.
For instance, in E3, the first sentence (cause) can be characterized by a language pattern < broke up, boyfriend>, and the second sentence (effect) can be characterized by < life, meaningless>.
Others thought her prosecution and sentence caused the real damage.
A popular former miner, Illsley's conviction and 12-month prison sentence caused genuine shock locally.
Writing that sentence caused some of our class – including me – to squirm.
