Sentence examples for will do to cause from inspiring English sources
"When a pitcher's out there and you're facing competition you know you're going to be facing during the season," Sanderson said by telephone from Tucson, Ariz., "you deal with the aspect of adrenaline kicking in and what adrenaline will do to cause your body to react in ways it otherwise wouldn't.
An autopsy will be done to determine the cause of death.
An autopsy will be done to determine the exact cause of death, the officials said.
An autopsy of a 7-year-old boy who died on Friday after collapsing in a bathroom at his Bronx school was inconclusive, the medical examiner's office said yesterday, and more studies will be done to determine the cause of his death.
In other passages, he seems to say that while the will does "infallibly" choose that which the intellect deems to be the best, the will nevertheless retains the power to resist the intellect because the intellect does not "cause" the will to choose as it does.
Not because I'm waiting for anything, but because I know that what I did to resign will cause me problems, but I'm ready to make that sacrifice for the sake of my country".
How much more damage will they do to their own cause?
An autopsy will be done today to determine the cause of death.
Not having seen the film, and nor will I (I don't give money to causes where my hard earned cash will end up funding some Kabbalah centre in Mayfair), I am going to put this down entirely to Wilkinson's greatness.
Doing so will cause them to become overly accustomed to the tasty nibbles, rendering them useless as rewards.
As the Recording Industry Association of America and Screen Actors Guild put it in their comments, new technologies, including the online environment, "[have] done and will continue to cause incalculable damage" to content.
