Sentence examples for as much a cause from inspiring English sources

Multi-culturalism, they believe, is as much a cause as a symptom of this diseased state.

What is more, Baltimore's troubled schools may be just as much a cause of the city's problems as a result.

How uranium mines can be condoned inside Kakadu is as much a cause for bewilderment as the natural wonders which constitute the real wealth of the park.

The nature of the German opener was as much a cause for home frustration as the fact that it arrived at all.

That board found that a "broken safety culture" was as much a cause of the accident as the piece of insulating foam that struck the shuttle.

The W.U.S.A. sometimes seemed as much a cause as a business venture, and in that regard, too, the new league has learned a lesson.

"Operation Ceasefire is just as much a worthy cause to support the troops as giving money to the U.S. military to put on a pro-war rally at the Lincoln Memorial," said Eidinger.

Among his own influences, Mr. Flummerfelt cites Robert Shaw, the apostle of rhythm and discipline who honed his skills preparing choruses for Arturo Toscanini, and Elaine Brown, an energetic and intuitive conductor whose Singing City Choir, founded in response to race riots in Philadelphia during the 1960's, was almost as much a social cause as an artistic enterprise.

For Mr. Wales, a founder of Wikia, the project is as much a business as a cause.

This is as much a symptom as a cause of our current crisis.

He is arguably as much a symbol as a cause of the strange regard in which Italy is held.