Sentence examples for times that causes from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Congressman Brad Sherman continued, "I have difficulty understanding what has the MEK done, even remotely, in recent times, that causes the MEK to be on that list.

It is the long droughts in between times that cause concern, and should continue to do so until more convincing evidence of a genuine rehabilitation is forthcoming.

And some give the county-owned courses low marks for their less-than-perfect complexions, close tee times that cause golfer gridlock and rounds that stretch to six hours.

In life, we each experience hard times, tough times, times that cause us to dig deep within ourselves.

The SPF corresponds to the multiple of time during which the sunscreen will prevent obvious reddening of the skin, over the exposure time that causes unprotected skin to exhibit reddening.

So is it "food" as opposed to "time" that causes this to happen?

The resulting growth curve has a sigmoidal shape and reflects a continuously increasing doubling time that causes an asymptotic approach to size D max.

"For all of us, matters erupt from time to time that cause us to forget we all deal with these types of challenges," he said.

There could also be data-intrinsic changes, either in how Twitter is used or how unemployment evolves over time, that cause poor performance.

Consider a property M1, at nonfundamental level L and time t1, that causes another property M2, at nonfundamental level L and time t2.

Each also has an anti-handling device, to prevent removal, and time fuse that causes the mine to self-destruct up to three days after being armed.