Sentence examples for all culprit from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the phenotype observed in the general ASD population is most likely mediated by the interplay of various combinations of all culprit causative genetic pathways, and therefore associated with larger ASD symptom heterogeneity.

"Even though we are all culprits at times, we all want to see a better world with less honking".

All culprits have since been released from jail, but the 2011 film De Heineken Ontvoering, starring Rutger Hauer, recently reignited debates in the media.

He remembers that he was maybe 9 and Linda was maybe 12, and that her brother and his brothers were all culprits.

A Mitchell report with a who's who list of all culprits fit to be named, could validate the purity of the Red Sox and the credibility of their esteemed director.

Chemicals that damage DNA, ultraviolet light, ionising radiation and viral infections are all culprits too and culprits that can often be avoided by thoughtful behaviour.Overall, according to research done in Britain by Cancer Research UK, a charity, 42% of cancer cases are tied to factors within an individual's control.

I am not sure what to do with it, but I want my rage to be useful, I want the population to realize this was not an accident, we are all culprits: our oil-based society is, our corporations are.

When our teeth get yellowed, they age us tremendously, and coffee, tea and red wine are all the culprits.

The younger Mr. Graham's disingenuousness is of a piece with Jerry Falwell's and Pat Robertson's pseudo-apology for their televised remarks in which they tried to pin the Sept. 11 attacks on the same all-purpose culprits (gays, feminists) whom some Catholic leaders now hope will take the fall for abusive priests and their enabling higher-ups.

Excessive leverage was a culprit, all agreed, as was risk-taking free of strong controls.

The cold, calculating nature of murder by poisoning, as opposed to the violent passion implicit in a stabbing or strangulation, is precisely suited to propelling plots in which any one of the characters could be the culprit, all the way until the very end.