Sentence examples for stream of cause from inspiring English sources

Locke throws himself willy-nilly into a stranger's stream of cause and effect.

The company attributed the failure to an attack in which one or more hackers flooded a network with a steady stream of data, causing the network to become clogged.

Microjets can be described as a powerful stream of liquid caused by asymmetric implosion of microbubbles [ 22].

The standard Buddhist explanation is that usually, when things go out of existence, they are replaced in the next moment by new elements of the same kind, and these streams of entities cause the appearance of continuity.

With no sign of progress in setting global emissions limits, a steady stream of reports gives cause for alarm to those who are already worried.

A soft, gentle stream of breath will cause the soap film to bend outward until it forms a sphere and separates from the wand.

Batteries are typically charged and discharged through a constant stream of power, which causes problems like SEI layer formation that causes the battery to degrade over time.

Water and solutes pass through pores in the surface epithelium of the mucosa by active transport and solvent drag; i.e., solutes are carried in a moving stream of water that causes an increased concentration of solute on the side of the membrane from which the water had originally come.

"I would be in favour of a ban, because the endless stream of tourist traffic caused by the two coffee shops in the street adjacent to mine would stop.

Relations steadily worsened between the Spanish and French components of the besieging force, a trend that was exacerbated by the lack of progress they were making, the appalling conditions they were enduring in the open and the steady stream of casualties being caused by the counter-bombardment and outbreaks of epidemic disease.

Try to remember my abbreviation!" So it is with Brummie's picture of pollution... 25 Cobalt in stream is cause of affliction (7)... where the solver puts a CO for "cobalt" inside ("in") another word for "stream" (SURGE) for the answer SCOURGE.