Sentence examples for The overriding cause from inspiring English sources

"In the public mind, what kids are eating is the overriding cause of the obesity crisis," Ms. Berg writes.

A decade later, after certain radical feminists began targeting porn as the overriding cause of women's oppression, citing the messianic messages of Andrea Dworkin and Catherine MacKinnon, she felt forced to join the Feminists Against Censorship group.

Dr. Song argues that misuse of the land, spurred by the rising population of people and livestock, is the overriding cause of damage in most areas and that there is no proof of a general drying of the climate.

But the overriding cause of our national crisis is the cost of war, the damage it has done to our national psyche, the stress it has placed on our economy.

But the overriding reason is straightforward: Farmers gotta survive.

To summarize the results, there was just one overriding cause of happiness: sustained relationships over a long period of time.

Now our results indicate that reduction in glycolytic energy supply is in itself a factor contributing to ALS pathology, suggesting as one overriding cause of ALS-related neuronal cell death the depletion of intracellular ATP levels by a combined reduction of the TCA cycle, oxidative phosphorylation and glycolysis.

"You walk into Barnes & Noble and there's all these great big books on Franklin, Jefferson," said Edward Countryman, a professor of American history at Southern Methodist University and author of "The American Revolution," which traces the rebellion to a number of transformative developments, rather than one overriding cause.

Poverty is an overriding cause.

Sweden's bellwether case, though, is distinct, and borne by three overriding causes.

There are plenty of problems with Fannie and Freddie, but the overriding disaster was caused by the firms' quest for private profits with an implicit government guarantee.