Sentence examples for a third cause from inspiring English sources
The harsher sanctions regime is a third cause of hunger.
There is a third cause that may be numerically very significant: definitional leap.
But, in Jimmy Cayne's outrageous bluster, Gladwell sees a third cause: overconfidence.
A third cause is a lack of physical fitness, resulting in weak core muscles of the trunk.
A third cause for hope may, paradoxically, be a growing reluctance in the South to take a confrontational stance against provocation.
A third cause is the poverty of current global governance structures, which do not foster the common approach we need to manage global risks and deliver prosperity and security for a world of 9 billion people.
This is expected to reduce the average price of new apartments by a third, causing a lot of first-time buyers to start knocking on the door.The property market may get yet more aid.
A second cause is the emergence of the Bric countries.
Such a first cause is an important aspect, though not the entirety, of what Christianity means by God.
The Greeks traced the idea of God to a "first cause" that stood behind all other causes and effects.
A second cause of panic is the special character of the situation in which people find themselves.
