Sentence examples for a cause for its from inspiring English sources

Mooi, F. R., Van Loo, I. H. & King, A. J. Adaptation of Bordetella pertussis to vaccination: a cause for its reemergence?

"I would also have included Rebel Without a Cause for its incredibly powerful gay sub text... Sal Mineo's crush on James Dean is never stated, but is very obvious".

The government said that it had sent elite forces to win it back, but its loss on Sunday, 10 days after the Isis offensive began, is ominous because the government can no longer plead surprise or treachery as a cause for its defeat.

The effective indifference of essences must therefore be taken in a narrower sense (than in Avicenna too): every creatural essence tends naturally toward non-being (in Avicennian terms, no possible essence, in the absence of a cause for its existence, could exist), though this inclination can be reversed by an external cause.

It is instead the timing, the choice of Wilayat Sinai, and the decision to highlight political issues as a cause for its support.

To chalk up the killing in Kansas to him and him alone – while ignoring the anti-Muslim and anti-Iran rhetoric that has long toxified our discourse – risks misdiagnosing a cause for its most prominent champion.

The Farley, in effect, had become an outlaw ship — a cause for celebration by its crew.

The rapid acceleration lately in the central bank's index may be more of a cause for concern than its absolute level, Mr. Anderson said.

THE BBC, Britain's mammoth public-service broadcaster, has long been a cause for complaint among its competitors in television, radio and educational and magazine publishers.

The EFSA failed to highlight the issue of soil accumulation as an action point or a cause for concern in its report and imidacloprid was re-approved by member states in December 2008.

Additionally, the dependence on ketamine frequently reported by users may be a cause for concern as its popularity grows and substance misuse services should be made aware of this when clients present in the future.