The phrase "a cause of why" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It is generally used when trying to explain the reason behind something, but it is better to use more concise expressions.
Example: "The study aimed to identify a cause of why people procrastinate."
Alternatives: "a reason for" or "a factor in".
"Domestic violence is a leading cause of why women have to leave their homes and the lack of affordable housing in San Francisco is what keeps them homeless," said Carla Praglin, director of case management at Compass Family Services.
Google scorns at such promotional tactics and it may be a probable cause of why you ended up being de-indexed.
While we were surprised that Stigma and Fears was not rated higher, participants in the present study may view stigma as an underlying issue rather than a more immediate cause of why patients become LTFU.
"In some ways," Dr. Galea added, "the question is not 'Why should we think of poverty as a cause of death?' but rather 'Why should we not think of poverty as a cause of death?' " If they had not smoked, 400,000 people each year would not have died, Dr. Galea said.
Unfortunately not much progress has been made in finding the exact cause of why a migraine occurs.
Whether that's the root cause of why they're in a financial mess, I couldn't say.
I don't doubt that Facebook will pursuit this case with a lot of energy to both find the cause of why the code has leaked as well as to find who was responsible.
Desmopressin is primarily useful when your child must remain dry for a short period of time - class trip, camping trip, overnight stay with friends, etc. Determine the root cause of why the child became a bed wetter after already being nighttime potty trained.
A chronotype or a circadian typology is an individual difference in personality, which is believed to be the cause of why some individuals prefer to work and exercise in the morning hours while others prefer evening hours.
But engagement means war: "People come to the office and say, 'Let us promote stability--that's more important.' The problem is that in an ideological war, stability isn't the answer to the root cause of why people kill and terrorize".
