Sentence examples for straight causing from inspiring English sources
Williams's Felipe Massa had a scare when he spun at the end of the long back straight, causing minimal damage.
The story was later expanded to book length, and a feature film was produced in which the protagonist was straight, causing criticism.
In the film, gay kids pick on a straight girl for being straight, causing her to commit suicide by slitting her wrists.
(I heard 37 hours straight caused a kid to have a heart-attack and die!) Go back to playing more games when you can see straight again.
Failure to keep the back straight causes stress to the spinal discs by pinching them at the front and leaving a gap at the back, which forces the spinal fluids to compress to the back and might lead to a slipped disk.
The thinking behind all this was straight cause-and-effect stuff.
Stones or compacted layers will prevent carrots from growing straight down, causing forked or misshapen roots.
Early maps of Scotland have it at right angles to England at the border and maps of Ireland have its west coast as a straight line, causing untold hazards to sailors.
Even sage-grouse physiognomy has been turned against the birds: their eyes point sideways, which is useful for identifying predators but leaves a blind spot straight ahead, causing them to crash into fences.
(The Health Consumer, June 25): The too-often-repeated advice to "stand up straight" is causing as many back problems as the too-often-seen "relaxed" slump and subsequent compression.Almost every student comes in my Alexander technique studio with a distorted understanding of posture and alignment, and they must learn postural balance.
The position of double bonds of unsaturated fatty acids also has an effect in oxidation of colloidal dispersions 112 with more stability when the double bond is closer to the methyl end of the molecule 22. Trans fatty acids, with a straight configuration causing their molecules to be tightly packed with higher melting points, are more stable than cis fatty acids 113.
