There are causes for optimism.
Yet there are causes for concern.
These are causes for concern, not celebration, no matter how much better it makes anyone feel.
Its size, demands, ambitions, and expense are causes of, rather than cures for, incompetence.
That's fine for science — causes are causes — but is apt to disappoint the memoirist in search of a scientific explanation.
The lawyer, Charles W. Gittins, has said communications problems and poor command decisions are causes of many such Air Force accidents, including that of his client, Maj.
There are causes we endorse and actions we condemn and we have a moral obligation to commit ourselves to them, lest we become removed dilettantes.
Organisational change, dealing with violent and unpredictable patients and experiencing harrowing and traumatic situations are causes of stress for staff, NHS Employers says.
(Ladies need not apply for membership, a tradition dating back to 1877. As is giving away all show revenues: greyhound rescue, police dogs and guide dogs are causes).
The personal tragedies, in Mr. Ricketts's view, made Kipling "a sadder and a harder man" and are causes of the dark bluster that came in his later years.
Economists differ on the extent to which they think business and consumer confidence are causes of, rather than symptoms of, poor economic performance.
