Sentence examples for the cause given from inspiring English sources

On March 4, 2003, The New York Times reported on the two deaths, noting that the cause given on one of the death certificates was "homicide," a result of "blunt force injuries to lower extremities complicating coronary artery disease".

The author seems to be interested in a particular distillation of Englishness: "bravery, endurance, an ironic obedience to necessary authority, a readiness to kill for the cause given half a chance".

Fait divers also have a "deranged" causality — the cause given for an event is not necessarily the right one — and they have an enigmatic tone, deflecting tragedy with a subtle humor.

In the documents, he has a name, a village where he came from, the date he was arrested, what he confessed to during his interrogation, his death, and the cause given: "his heart and breathing stopping".

We feel we've succeeded in garnering as much attention as we can for the cause, given that we are three young women with no real resources beyond our wits.

Whatever the cause, given the poor record of engagement over the last 20 years and the repeated calls for improvement, lack of further specification or at least recognition of the need to improve communication and feedback across scales is disappointing and worthy of further investigation.

Violence for the cause gives them a feeling of purpose, dignity and the transcendent experience of serving, and perhaps dying for, ideals that they regard as pure.

Republican leaders took up the cause, giving a partisan tilt to the measure although the House bill and its Senate companions are distinctly bipartisan.

That is, your new full understanding of the cause gives you better understanding of the thing caused by it.

A proper explanation tells you three things: what the cause is, the nature of the cause, and how the cause gives rise to the effect.

It's as if the cause itself betrayed them, simply because that leader so powerfully incarnated the cause, giving voice, not to mention a powerful public face and personality, to the mission.