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Example sentences for cause
We offer them here, along with tips and shortcuts, in the cause of making artisans of us all.
The cause was the chemical compound lignin, which plants use to build themselves up.
Similarly, computers don't cause crazy volatility, the people who operate and program those computers cause crazy volatility.
Dark metal pans, including nonstick, will cause your baked goods to brown more quickly.
All sorts of psychiatric conditions can cause itching.
The science is in, the tests have been done, the results are solid: vaccinations do not cause autism.
Vaccines don't cause autism, so you can't make them safer by making them not cause autism.
Despite a thorough investigation of the site, the cause of the catastrophe eluded everyone.
All knew that this interest was, somehow, the cause of the war.
It is no wonder, then, that pollution is the cause of ever more protests and demonstrations.
But the glucose sensors available today can cause infections after a few days, and they are bulky and expensive.
The bacteria didn't have to be alive to cause the problem.
People tried to link that particular cause with that outcome, and that was a mistake.
The only way to fight acid rain is by curbing the release of the pollutants that cause it.
If his cause be wrong, our obedience to the king wipes the crime of it out of us.
To even dare to claim that taxes and not geometrically lower wage rates are the main cause of offshoring is laughable.
Every deviation of the actual value from the target has a cause.
For there to be a lot of executions, there have to have been a lot of murders-and that can hardly be cause for happiness.
Things may start to go awry when toxic drugs, loud noises, or even whiplash cause damage to the nerve hairs in the ears.
They can also cause the atmosphere to become more unstable.
It would cause jurors to think twice about rushing to judgments.
Harder to predict is the economic impact of the disruption that the bug will cause.
They cause many other variables to move in more or less lock-step.
In truth there was no cause for rejoicing, nor need to turn around, either.
Her unconventional way of using makeup and wacky hairstyles are enough to cause a sensation.
These holes can be so large that they weaken smaller trees or even cause them to break in half.
Can anyone tell me if it is possible for hexavalent chromium in drinking be a cause for rectal cancer.
The cause has not yet been determined but preliminary laboratory tests revealed acute physical trauma.
In defensive mode, surrounding cells release molecules that cause the whiskers to bind together, forming a rigid shield.
They conclude that it is not clear that debt is a primary cause of student failure.
In truth, there was enormous cause for public alarm.
Giving plants too much water, especially in clay soils, can cause as many problems as supplying too little.
They donned tree costumes to attract attention to their cause and crawled into tree platforms to disrupt logging.
Yet promoting human rights in thick-skinned countries is not a hopeless cause.
Knowledge in the wrong hands can cause great destruction.
Discusses the rendering of nightmares in movies and considers whether scary movies cause nightmares.
Many nucleotide differences are neutral-both the mutation and the normal gene cause the same protein to be made.
Here's a cause that should be easy for me to champion.
Even though many nets are now equipped with devices to release the dolphins, the stress of capture alone may cause injury.
Strange they have found a cause with no recommendation to fix the problem.
Biological populations often exhibit erratic booms and busts that cannot be explained by any external cause.
The heat of the eggs is sufficient to cause the small pieces to release their aroma, permeating the dish.
Chronic kidney disease is not the cause of morbidity in dialysis patients.
His work led him to develop a petri-dish protocol for testing whether a substance can cause such mutations.
My impatience, which can cause me to be really caustic and rude.
Inhaling these particulates can cause irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat.
From confessors, doctors and lawyers, do not conceal the truth of your cause.
Science is the solution to stem rust, not the cause of its return.
Spacecraft engineers' first thought was that heat emitted by the spacecraft could cause exactly this kind of deceleration.
Those who have the means to flee do, and the refugees cause panic in the places to which they've fled.
And if many chronic diseases share this underlying cause, they might all be remedied in a similar way.
In tropical climates trematodes cause schistosomiasis, a disease that kills millions of people.
Neither anticipated that the cause of the conflict might cease with or even before the conflict itself should cease.
So spinal damage, a common cause of paralysis, does not affect these nerves.
Brakes-even new ones-are plagued with the problem of squeal, a major cause of consumer complaint and warranty repairs.
Ideas about what can cause a tall city tower to shake were on a lot of our minds.
During rush hour, maddening traffic jams can arise without an obvious cause.
Instead, it will focus on so-called cause marketing.
Sociopaths are unlikely to cause physical harm, preferring to manipulate and charm to get what they want.
Higher prices may cause a surge in headline inflation but their main effect will be to act as a tax on consumers.
To date, research into the genetic cause of disease has been overwhelmingly white.
Clearly, even then, doubt would never get a look in once a cause was adopted.
They were his soul mates, his salvation, and his cause.
The first step in determining the cause of dizziness is to clarify exactly what the individual is experiencing.
So far, it is not clear whether the strain is spreading beyond farms to cause infections elsewhere in the population.
They also take apart the green laser pointer in question to identify the cause of the problem.
And if both phones fit into the same cases, there's not much cause for worry in any event.
In other words, these people are fighting against their own cause.
If placed too closely, mulch can retain moisture and cause plants and trees to rot.
In the long run, a million horrid deaths would be amply repaid in the cause of humanity.
Many of these are known to cause fatigue and daytime drowsiness.
His voice rises, a crescendo of persuasion, a clarion for the cause.
Environmental hazards may cause lasting harm to children.
In almost half of all cases, there is no known cause.
The additional testing required to rule out cancer can also be costly and time consuming and can cause physical discomfort.
Climate change could potentially cause the polar ice caps to melt, leading to sea level rises worldwide.
Pathologic jaundice is the name given when jaundice presents a health risk, either because of its degree or its cause.
Eventually these structures can cause a short circuit.
In other words, these three special courts all ruled that in these cases there is no scientific claim that vaccines cause autism.
There's a sense among elites that at any moment instability might cause all the wealth to disappear, he explained.
In some places a tsunami may cause the sea to rise vertically only a few inches or feet.
Now the cause was lost and they had no right to claim anything.
The cause seems to be exposure to testosterone, which is also known to make people aggressive.
Dropping a cell phone or laptop can, of course, cause irreparable damage.
It has also provided suggestive insights into the physiological cause of such mystifying syndromes as synesthesia and autism.
The anticoagulant can sometimes cause spontaneous bleeding.
Nothing slows down a cook more or is more likely to cause injury than dull knives.
The idea that anthropogenic climate change might cause a war or two sometime in the future is not new.
What will cause cancer in one species will not necessarily cause it in another.
Inadvertent contact with a thigh or knee can cause all the bottles to be knocked over and to tumble into the tub or behind it.
When injury or overuse irritates the bursa, any pressure or movement around it will cause pain.
Invasive species are generally regarded as the second largest cause of biodiversity loss, right after habitat destruction.
Traces of chemicals known to cause human cancer lurk everywhere.
Densely packed organic matter produces methane as it rots, which can catch fire or cause explosions.
It's a cause that the private sector is keen to support.
Such a system might use a different chemistry, but whatever its chemistry it would have to be able to cause what the brain causes.
But the collision of the right actor and the right director can cause a spark that ignites magic on-screen.
The damage it could cause our inner-office relationship would be irreconcilable.
The city's small wooden homes were built on pilings to keep them from melting the permafrost, which would cause them to sink.
But even with that increase, trade is still far from being the main cause of wage inequality.
Any increase in demand for these commodities will cause a leap in price as well.
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