Sentence examples for a continuing cause from inspiring English sources

Clarke's participation in the match had been in doubt until the last minute, his chronic back problem a continuing cause for concern.

He was hardly the first to notice this; the physician Galen had pointed it out some seventeen hundred years earlier, and it has been a continuing cause for regret, among medical historians, that Galen did not live to see his theories come to fruition in "Jaws 3-D" or "Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn".

Meanwhile, community leaders have pointed to stop and search – a report in 2010 found that a black person was at least six times as likely to be stopped and searched by police in England and Wales as a white person – as a continuing cause of mistrust.

Mark Beatson, chief economist at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, said this was "a continuing cause of concern".

Murphy estimated a special election's cost at $5 million to $25 million, a continuing cause of concern for Democrats.

That margin over Rangers, whose troubles are an apparently continued cause for celebration among the Celtic support, now stands at 20 points.

The dispute continues, causing a deep rift among the tribe as it tries to win federal money for the new school.

This cycle continues, causing an "inflation-depreciation" spiral.

Thus, the texture of carrot surface gradually softened as disintegration continued, causing an increasing rate of disintegration.

Significantly, it will likely cause a continuing decline in the use of palm oil as a biofuel.

What will cause a continuing steady rise in the underlying price is the growing gap between supply and demand.