Sentence examples for tracks that cause from inspiring English sources

Cutting his teeth with career-defining releases on Dirtybird Records, the label-mecca of booty dropping basslines, San Francisco-bred Worthy continues to pen tracks that cause us strange vibrations in our derriere.

This observation is relevant because long GAA/TTC tracks, that cause Friedrich's ataxia [ 39], for example, elicit profound mutagenic, genetic instability and major recombination behaviors.

Balfour Beatty, which was responsible for maintaining the broken section of track that caused it, was originally fined £10m, which was reduced to £7.5m.

Police say the PCPA activists, led by Umakanta Mahato and Bapi Mahato, sabotaged the train track that caused the derailment of the Calcutta-Mumbai express near Jhargram on 28 May.

In a written response incorporated in the report, the authority said it was making numerous changes, including doubling the number of workers assigned to remove debris from the tracks that can cause drains to clog.

The Department of Transportation database is one of the few tools by which the government can independently track defects that cause fatal accidents.

Techniques that allowed scientists to peer inside nerve cells, track proteins that cause disease and watch cells divide in living embryos have earned three researchers this year's Nobel prize in chemistry.

Critics insisted that racehorses were overmedicated and overbred, and exposed too early to track surfaces that caused injuries.

Metro's admission this week that it failed for a month to properly fix a major track defect that caused a derailment after it was detected is the latest example of the transit agency's mishandling the repair of a known safety risk.

And it's not just the shortage of tenure-track jobs that causes postdocs to be taken for granted: Postdocs are often underpaid, and the work they do can be thankless and grueling.

But just to be clear, when you talk in your subtitle about the rise of the new global super-rich and the fall of everyone else, how much of the rise of the former happens at the expense of the latter, and how much are they just two trends on two different tracks that may be caused by the same forces but otherwise don't have much to do with each other?