Sentence examples similar to a due cause from inspiring English sources

Antiwar protesters in the United States and worldwide noted the foolishness of a rush to war without due cause.

In a letter to the president, Nicos Anastasiades, Draghi warned that sacking a central bank governor without due cause is against EU law.

They were fired for due cause".

The angular myofibers in FSHD were proposed to be due to a myogenic cause due to their scattered distribution (Engel and Kossman, 1963; Lin and Nonaka, 1991; Nakagawa et al., 1997).

The emergence of a new strain of influenza A due to antigenic drift can cause an influenza epidemic or pandemic.

But the investigation found that the fire was an accident, though it stopped short of naming a specific cause "due to the total destruction of the scene," according to a statement from the prosecutor's office.

According to the World Health Organisation, climate change is due to cause an additional 250,000 extra deaths a year between 2030 and 2050.

Also, the conditional probability of failure due to cause A, Φ1 t) was shown to be larger than φ and hence T and δ were PQD.

Every twenty minutes a woman dies due to causes related to pregnancy and child birth.

23 24 Accordingly, studies suggest that the loss of a spouse or a parent due to external causes increase the risk of suicide among the bereaved family members.

Specifically, we cannot rule out the possibility that the infants in the lowest exposure group (first quartile) had better general health due to an unknown cause or simply due to chance.