Sentence examples for some sort of cause from inspiring English sources

"They have been able to produce a sort of moral deadlock between the poor administration of Allende and the atrocities of Pinochet, as if there were some sort of cause and effect relationship between the two".

Is there some sort of cause and effect … based on something you did?" Fox asked.

People want to work at a company that they know also has some sort of cause associated with it -- like a double bottom line.

The idea is that whatever its precise meaning, "generation" is some sort of causing or originating, something in principle nothing can do to itself.

It seems to be all the rage for little whiners of want with so-called "terrible illnesses" to try and turn their maladies into some sort of cause-celeb begathon for medicines and research to cure their condition or relieve their pain.

Indeed, even when there is some sort of ideological cause involved in these irruptions of evil — as there was in the Oklahoma City bombing, and of course in 9/11 itself — the main objective often seems to be destruction for destruction's sake.

Only a one-step process will do, and this one-step process must involve some sort of designing cause.

Sci-fi that's rooted in some sort of political cause, or with practical implications, like Margaret Atwood's "MaddAddam" trilogy, is the best fit.

However, one of the best ways to meet women in a big city is to get involved in some sort of charitable cause that is centered on the gay community.

They are not some sort of measurement caused by dodgy instruments.

The second man immediately applied some sort of tool causing a loud, metallic twang.