Sentence examples for as much cause as from inspiring English sources

The overall stock market was almost as weak, but sliding commodities prices could have been as much cause as effect.

Each wicket was not as much cause for celebration as a source of relief.

He had just as much cause for celebration as the newly inaugurated president, since he was the mastermind behind the president's victory.

But lack of water is as much symptom as cause of this recurring tragedy.

It's hard to escape the suspicion that these new intellectual justifications for soaring executive pay were as much effect as cause.

Some analysts think he has taken advantage of a vacuum; others see him as effect as much as cause, stepping in to voice broader frustrations with the current administration.

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.

The sheer presence of significant numbers of blacks in positions of political authority was as much the cause as the consequence of the profound change in white political attitudes.

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.

And it's possible that neglecting these questions is as much a cause of fear as it is a reaction to it.

See, they just cut it with stuff that makes you sleepy but doesn't cost as much or cause as much hassle to get as dope.