Sentence examples for The central causes from inspiring English sources

The inevitable hyper-competition that arose was one of the central causes in self-employment income falling dramatically between 1997-2003, dropping by more than 11% per annum.

A joint letter last week to Labour MPs from Corbyn and the shadow housing minister, John Healey, encouraged them to support the bill "to strengthen the homelessness safety net, to fund in full any changes and to commit to tackling the central causes of the last six years of failure on homelessness".

I do not think the termination of religion is an achievable goal, and I have no reason to believe it would eliminate dogmatism and totalitarianism, which I believe are the central causes of religious (and nonreligious) conflict.

This matters because the entire book is about Geithner's reflections on financial crises, and one of the central causes of these crises was 'hot money.' "Globalization had unleashed enormous sums of 'hot money' that could instantaneously flow across borders," he warns, "while the aspects of human psychology that had helped produce financial booms and crises for centuries remained unchanged".

Mitochondrial dysfunction has been considered as one of the central causes of aging and aging-associated diseases.

This logic reinstalled biological factors as the central causes for diseases, and medical procedures and individual behavior changes as the only way to cure or alleviate them.

Drugs, he ventured, had become the central cause for violence, with brawls erupting frequently.

These people continue, against the evidence, to consider them the central cause of the financial crisis.

If the plan works, it will attack the central cause of American economic distress: the continued plunge in housing prices.

Unfortunately, the $700,000,000,000 bailout plan does not directly deal with the central cause of the housing crisis, namely unaffordable mortgages, and mortgages on homes with negative equity.

I disagree with former Senator Bill Bradley's hypothesis regarding the central cause of the Democratic Party's "inversion" ("A Party Inverted," Op-Ed, March 30).