Sentence examples for be a huge cause from inspiring English sources

Judy Downey, the chair of the Relatives and Residents Association, which supports care home residents and their families, said: "The lack of rigorous follow-up and appropriate enforcement action by the CQC in relation to incidents and unexpected deaths, even where prosecutions have taken place, continues to be a huge cause for concern".

Elin Jones AM, Plaid Cymru's health spokesperson, said: "This poor performance happened despite receiving significantly fewer calls than in previous months which should be a huge cause for concern for the Welsh government.

Malaria might be a huge cause of death globally, but in Mongolia, one of the poorest countries in Asia, it doesn't even register.

Despite it being a huge cause of premature death, there has never been a coherent strategy for tackling inactivity.

A new film from Terrence Malick should have been a huge cause for celebration, but Knight of Cups has been swimming in post-Cannes purgatory for months now.

Similarly, a UN convention may soon ban the use of tributyltin, a highly toxic chemical once added to the paint used on almost all ships' hulls, in order to kill algae and barnacles.Shipping itself is a huge cause of pollution.

Our processed foods are a huge cause of the obesity rate in America".

According to Mandy Carter, Head of Campaigns for SAFE (Save Animals from Exploitation), the chemical's indiscriminate toxicity is a huge cause for concern.

Unhealthy diets are a huge cause of upset stomachs.

While car radios are not a huge cause of distraction, no one is immune.

And they cannot be a huge factor in causing cancer or millions of women would be getting breast cancer at the site of their biopsies — and they are not.