Sentence examples for show causes from inspiring English sources
But "the show causes people to look at themselves," Mr. Tergesen said.
This show causes a lot of pain to America and cements the fact that this country is built on systemic oppression (which oppressed groups have known for, I don't know, a while?
Later on in the story, Kimiko's outburst on a radio talk show causes her to suddenly rise to idol status.
Tom Shales of the Washington Post said it was "not the mishmash that [Americanized version of Coupling] turned out to be, but again the quality of the original show causes the remake to look dim, like when the copying machine is just about to give out".
It requires them to show cause why their registrations should not be cancelled.
The N.C.A.A. punished Tressel with a five-year "show cause," meaning any school that wanted to hire him has to show cause why the ban should be lifted.
"A show-cause notice is being issued to ONGC to show cause why action should not be taken against them under the Environment Protection Act, 1986".
"You have to be very careful about the research, which does not show cause and effect," she said.
The New Yorker, October 21 , 1939P. 61 Nothing in the show caused more excitement than Packard's contest for amateur photographers.
And when Jay Leno's impending departure from "The Tonight Show" caused a shuffling among the late-night talk-show hosting chairs, the lineup remained a white male domain.
The next three months brought a series of missed court dates, adjournments and orders to show cause filed by Ms. Jones, court documents show.
