Sentence examples for was supposed to cause from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, yeah," he said when reminded of the service that was supposed to cause an artist-led revolution.

The early basis for healing was generally a demonological interpretation of sickness: healing was often carried out as an exorcism that is, a ceremonial liturgical adjuration of the demon that was supposed to cause the illness and its expulsion from the sick person.

Similarly, in the cricket frog the mismatch in basilar papilla tuning of females at 3.17 kHz and the mean CF of male calls at 3.69 kHz was supposed to cause mate choice for calls with lower than average CF [3].

To reject a referral was not easy, and it was supposed to cause much discomfort to the patients.

In 1931, Smith Petersen published in Archives of Surgery a new nail with 3 flanges, which was supposed to cause less pressure necrosis and to be rotationally stable.

In an experimental setup employing a dorsal skinfold chamber, ketamine was supposed to cause a constrictive state during induction and maintenance of anesthesia compared to the awake state [ 43].

Remember how federal deficits were supposed to cause soaring interest rates?

Absinthe's mythic properties are supposed to cause mind-altering hallucinations, but up to that point, the drink seemed instead to be making everyone sluggish.

In fact, it isn't unheard of for a clerk to be fired for using a red pen, since red ink is supposed to cause losses.

The Twins -- and their noisy, indoor pinball machine of a ballpark -- are supposed to cause problems for a team like the Yankees.

"Neck bindings are supposed to cause aphasia in the adversary; chest bindings attack the breath of life, those around the lower abdomen attack sexual potency, and leg bindings lead to paralysis," Kerchache wrote in a 1986 essay about his collection.