Sentence examples for ancient causes from inspiring English sources

Our main conclusion is that collective and individual choices are eventually framed by local history: we use the notion of hysteresis to suggest that ancient causes may have enduring effects.

"Together with the governments of endemic countries, we are fast approaching the goal of controlling or eliminating many of these ancient causes of human misery," she said.

Sometimes the mediator is accursed simply because he is a bearer of bad tidings, who brings the news that some ancient cause for which much blood has been spent is, in the end, unattainable.

Reform of the Lords is an ancient cause on which Labour failed to deliver in the 1960s, but where old antagonisms were stirred up by the Tories' use of their built-in upper-house majority in the 1980s.

Pumping carbon dioxide into these ancient bubbles causes it to react to form stable limestone – calcium carbonate.

An ancient curse causes a mean-spirited teenage girl and an incompetent male thief to switch bodies.

It is known that analyzing DNA from ancient samples causes difficulties either because of DNA degradation or contamination by contemporary DNA.

In addition to the Ships studies, researchers have used other approaches to study earthquake hazards in the region, like searching for evidence of ancient landslides caused by earthquakes and using aerial laser scans to detect very subtle signs of ancient fault movement.

The film's portrayal of ancient Persians caused a particularly strong reaction in Iran.

Not since "The Last Temptation of Christ" did a film about an ancient prophet cause so much ill will.

"Is astrology a useful heuristic for self-knowledge, or does rehabilitating an ancient pseudoscience cause more harm than good?" is a debate.