Sentence examples for because of their cause from inspiring English sources

Economic sanctions are hugely popular to western politicians, not because of their effect but because of their cause: the desire to stand on an international stage and being seen to "do something".

Ferromagnetic nanoparticles are usually undesirable for bioapplications because of their agglomeration caused by magnetic attraction.

Forty-eight subjects (0.3%) were excluded from the analyses of CVD-related mortality because their cause of death could not be ascertained.

On a night when the Jayhawks' star guard, Kirk Hinrich, who had sprained an ankle in the first round, played a season-low 17 minutes largely because of foul trouble, their cause was furthered by the inspired play of another freshman, the 6-1 guAaron Milesiles.

The first is a surcharge on very large cross-border banks because of their potential to cause an enormous amount of harm if they fail.

Pyrazolone derivatives, with some exceptions, are no longer widely used in many countries, because of their tendency to cause an acute infection known as agranulocytosis.

Of course, there are thousands of wild yeast strains, but, save for their use by a few Belgian brewers to make "Lambic" beers, they tend to be ignored (mainly because of their ability to cause infections), while around 24 laboratory-grown varieties are considered useful for brewers.

Coronaviruses (CoVs) are critical human and animal pathogens because of their potential to cause severe epidemics of respiratory or enteric diseases.

You can't be scared of relationships just because of their potential to cause pain when they end.

They also have a particularly devastating effect on girls and women because of their ability to cause disfigurement and stigma.

With the exception of peas, legumes were often viewed with some suspicion by the dietitians advising the upper class, partly because of their tendency to cause flatulence but also because they were associated with the coarse food of peasants.