Sentence examples similar to wise causes from inspiring English sources

Thus, high density caused by floating in course-wise causes more knitted fabric weight gain than by loop overlapping.

In his memoirs, Davis, the President of the Confederacy, wrote that slavery was "in no wise the cause of the conflict".

The track was originally slated for a Grammy night debut, but it seems Drake was wise not cause any distractions on the important night.

At the receiver, the GPS signals from different paths will add in a phase-wise sense, causing fluctuations in the signal amplitude and phase.

3) Teach consumers to be wise when supporting causes".

Still, his unidentified soon-to-be passenger might be wise to avoid causing any distractions during the ride.

Author wise, it will cause stress on the needle's cross section.

This is because the column-wise downsampling approach causes some "blind areas," where objects cannot be seen in any of the two views.

From these two premises Reid concludes "that the works of Nature are the effects of a wise and intelligent cause" (EIP 6.6, 510).

Ultimately, friends of liberty would be wise to uncouple the cause of liberty and the cause of survival or liberty will become vulnerable at a later time.

But he said that Mr. Gore was wise to adopt the cause of reform now.