Sentence examples for be a key cause from inspiring English sources
In many studies, debt has been shown to be a key cause of mental illness.
The pressure to remain constantly in touch with managers and colleagues was reported to be a key cause.
This month, research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation found around 650,000 people with mental and physical health problems were officially destitute in the UK last year – that means being so poor, they can't afford deodorant, the electric, or regular meals – with social security changes found to be a key cause.
Evaporative effects caused by wind and low humidity have long been known to be a key cause of plastic shrinkage cracks, and proper curing techniques are essential to prevention of this type of cracking.
Pharmaceutical marketing is often said to be a key cause of the opioid crisis.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick insisted that the Bush administration was committed to ending farm subsidies, considered by many to be a key cause of poverty in developing nations.
Drug resistance is a key cause of failure for treatment of HIV infection.
Clearly, indifference by state policy makers has been a key cause of the Medicaid abuses in New York.
Federal revenues are at a historically low level and are a key cause of the federal budget deficit.
The EU's "open border" policy, which allowed unrestricted internal migration, was a key cause of concern among voters.
