Sentence examples for an obvious cause from inspiring English sources
Sectarian conflict had an obvious cause.
Often there is an obvious cause and obvious solution.
Tighter rate caps are an obvious cause for concern.
Nor are the roots of his malaise given an obvious cause.
Extensive bleeding is an obvious cause of reduced blood volume that leads to hypotension.
For one thing, the labyrinthine house hums, and flashes of blue light that appear inside don't have an obvious cause.
The opportunity of early education is such an obvious cause of failure that I personally am sick and tired of the blame placed, often on the teachers.
Burn a tyre in the countryside, and no one may worry about it; but in the city it will cause a great many coughs and splutters.Industrialisation, too, is an obvious cause of environmental problems.
However, SIA that does not cause compression of a cranial nerve or other structures is not an intuitively obvious cause of headache.
On Thursday night the ailing 69-year-old Getty, who now requires dialysis twice a week and often has need of a wheelchair, spent another £1m on a more obvious cause: himself.
The cause of death was recorded as "industrial injury"—the industry being football.Collisions between players are a more obvious cause of concussions in football.
