Sentence examples for Definite cause from inspiring English sources

Every event has a definite cause.

But it is never easy to find a definite cause.

Yesterday staff performed necropsies on the stingrays and failed to determine a definite cause of death.

Investigators suspect methane gas and coal dust, but have not established a definite cause.

If things go as planned, I should be able to determine a definite cause and even show it to you".

Research pointed to the origin of the disease as being infective rather than toxic, but no definite cause was discovered.

Approximately one woman of reproductive age in 100 will experience recurrent pregnancy loss, and in no more than half of couples will a definite cause be established.

"When you say a definite cause... you mean it's something visible?' "Of course it's visible," Mrs. Sakaki said, rubbing her hands together in satisfaction.

Lines like "Poor thing, it's more scared of us than we are of it," and "Are you sure it's dead?" are definite cause for alarm.

Thus, a definite cause diagnosis on the approval or rejection of micro-components due to errors either in the measurement or in the manufacturing process is possible.

The difficulties involved in establishing a definite cause-and-effect relationship between GER and asthma are real.