Sentence examples for a cause of some from inspiring English sources

"I understand that is a cause of some unhappiness within the BBC.

Dr. Susser said lead as a cause of some schizophrenia was still an unproved theory.

The fact that he turned out a Tory is a cause of some amusement among his extended family.

Of course globalisation and new technology are a cause of some of this, but the commissioners go much further.

Still, it is reasonable to assume that downloading was a cause of some drop in CD sales.

This, as he explains in his 1988 autobiography, Travels, was a cause of some distress, and a bit of bullying.

The future of Sir Bruce, 86, on the show had been a cause of speculation for some months.

This realization may be devastating for gifted young autistic people at this stage, and has been a cause of depression in some and even of suicide on occasion.

But what was once shrugged off as a harmless game is now considered aggressive, unwholesome and a cause of injuries by some school administrators.

DRUGS designed to coax ovaries to produce at least the requisite one egg a month have been a cause of concern for some time.

She said she was concerned that the police did not thoroughly investigate whether the internet was a cause of suicide in some cases.