Sentence examples for Nearest cause from inspiring English sources

I want to read for hours, practice calligraphy, donate money to the nearest cause and learn how to knit.

Ekblom (1994) made a useful distinction between near and far causes of crime, with the rider that, as a near cause, opportunity had a more powerful and immediate effect on crime than criminal dispositions formed many years before.

Their attempts to derail her filibuster as the midnight deadline neared caused the gallery to erupt in screams, throwing the results of the vote on the bill into disarray.

One drawback: because of its proximity to the door, any movement near it caused the automated lid to pop up.

A near-term cause of the slide is the rising risk of recession in America.

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Without lifejackets, and full of passengers who cannot swim, boats that capsize – as I have known them do near Tumbatu – cause people to drown.

As mentioned before, NaCl precipitates near wellbores cause skin due to decreasing permeability.

Under some circumstances, the twisting magnetic fields near sunspots cause huge explosions such as solar flares, and plasma-rich coronal mass ejections often associated with the flares.

Further tremors near dawn caused the population to abandon the village and caused wave action in the Bay of Naples.