Sentence examples for unavoidable causing from inspiring English sources

If the wearer uses too much, the scent becomes unavoidable, causing headaches and spontaneous gagging.

Jan H. Ridgely, vice president of the foundation and daughter of its founder and chief executive, J. T. Houk II, said what happened to donors was "tragic and unavoidable," caused by a $6.2 million judgment awarded to a Texas family that then became a creditor.

Sometimes, they can be due to predictable, although unavoidable, causes such as voluntary motor activity or automatic changes in sleeping position [ 2].

The word "storm" is omitted as being included in "accidental or unavoidable causes".

Hale said the high court had "clearly been worried about the consequence that a single missed attendance without leave or unavoidable cause would lead to criminal liability.

One fundamental and measurable issue that cuts across all three types of suffering is pain, the unavoidable cause of which may be the patient's disease (e.g., cancer) or treatment (surgery).

Charles Morin, the Laval University psychologist, told me that it's not uncommon to discover that a particularly implacable case of insomnia snowballed out of a single stretch of poor sleep — even one with a clear, unavoidable cause, like stress over a new job.

We here evaluate schemes under the imperfect CSIT that would be due to the main unavoidable causes: noisy estimates and outdated CSIT due to signaling delays.

Once feminism -- or any movement for liberation -- loses sight of this it becomes a mere program for self-upliftment rather than a search for unavoidable causes.

Family reunification is perhaps an unavoidable cause of migration and would not be easily changed by any intervention.

Furthermore, fallers may tend to rationalize falls as being due to an external, unavoidable cause to avoid the perception of vulnerability [ 10- 13].