Sentence examples for time cause from inspiring English sources

Defending smoking as a pleasure is short-sighted, as it will, in time, cause a terrific amount of suffering.

The hours and hours of screen time cause children and adults to be more sedentary and solitary.

In addition to keeping a prisoner awake, the simple act of remaining upright can over time cause significant pain.

Mr. Huang has also planted both sculptures' crevices with tropical vegetation, which will, over time, cause the structures to crumble.

Promoting national security in the information age will, from time to time, cause unpredictable offense to the rights and interests of innocent people, companies and countries.

Finally, Sect. 4 explores how changes in the demand for tasks over time cause different effects on different sociodemographic groups.

But in the end, the proposal was overwhelmed by an army of parents, lawyers, local officials and public relations executives who turned their opposition into a part-time job and a full-time cause.

Last year, Birkbeck spearheaded a campaign called Part-Time Matters to convince the widest possible audience of the importance of part-time education, yet so far there has been no policy response to support the part-time cause.

The Huffington Post has provided a platform for many of the causes and cause leaders to blog and has a full-time cause marketing team and many partnerships.

So there's no telling how much support the presenter might get online, but he has some way to go to becoming an all-time cause célèbre.

But when I went to Twitter Search to find out what people were saying about the announcement in real-time (cause, you know, that's what it's good for) I noticed something I hadn't picked up on before.