Sentence examples for a more important cause from inspiring English sources

Professor Barlow said a more important cause for sensitivity was the family's religious role, which "is in-built into the theology".

A more important cause of Ohio's jobs exodus is the rise of China, India and the old Soviet bloc, which has brought hundreds of millions of workers into the global economy.

Doctors Without Borders, in contending that the resettlement program "is today a more important cause of mortality than the famine itself," says the information came largely from accounts by relief workers and Ethiopian refugees in the Sudan.

MS. KENNEDY: Well, I don't think there's a more important cause.

Kiev's self-inflicted wounds are a more important cause than Russian pressure.

Even while Coke sales are declining, the soft drink giant is still putting its advertising on hold to focus on a more important cause.

As mentioned earlier, digestive diseases were an more important cause of mortality in the recent studies on group housed calves, compared to an older study on individually housed calves [ 10, 13].

The new study confirms that a far more important cause is defects in how neurons process serotonin, a brain chemical associated with mood and arousal.

Improvements in treatment and prevention of cancer and cardiovascular disease during recent decades have left trauma as a proportionally more important cause to the total burden of ill health.

And according to an editorial accompanying the study, "the authors will need to make their data and assumptions fully available to others who will surely wish to reproduce their calculations". But, the editorial concludes, "malaria might be a far more important cause of childhood mortality than previously thought.

However, recently it has been demonstrated that soil redistribution by tillage can be an even more important cause of degradation.