Sentence examples for word causes from inspiring English sources

That's why the word causes such handwringing for those who are unable to distinguish between what might be individually empowering for them, and what might be empowering (or not) for women everywhere, as a gender and a social category – even a class – who are routinely singled out and discriminated against.

"The reasons for some animals being long-lived and others short-lived, and, in a word, causes of the length and brevity of life call for investigation," wrote Aristotle in 350 B.C.E.

Semantic satiation is the study of repetition the psychological phenomenon in which the echoing of a word causes it to lose all meaning.

Truncation of the phase word causes phase modulation of the output sinusoid which introduces non-harmonic distortion in proportion to the number of bits truncated.

"We grew up with a front-row seat to the pain and anguish that this word causes a lot of people with intellectual disabilities," Palumbo told HuffPost Live host Nancy Redd.

However, if the Special Olympics campaign to "end the word" causes us to be reflective before we speak and fosters mutual partnership towards the common goal of becoming a more mindful and inclusive society, it will have more than done its job.

(Early word caused the product to sell out, so orders made this week won't be shipped until Oct. 22).

Wilson will reply, "If they do, take a few," which leaves his daughter the final word: " 'Cause I got them from you".

The word "cause" is thrown around a lot at the magazine as a way of conveying that The Nation is not in it to make a profit.

"[The] word "cause" is very definite," he says.

Questions were read out loudly with particular emphasis on the word "cause".