Sentence examples for because the causes are from inspiring English sources

Climate change is, however, harder to deal with than acid rain, because the causes are global.

But we have not been able to pinpoint what ultimately causes recessions -- probably because the causes are psychological and thus intangible.

It's too much to say that Charles Taylor, Liberia's recently exiled President, was behind all this conflict, because the causes are deeper — corruption, economic decline, terrible education, resource exploitation — and it's been prolonged by international indifference.

"But, because the causes are less easy to define for an island or indeed a coastal community, and because in general terms we get bracketed with the prosperous south-east of England, the Isle of Wight always seems to get overlooked for the help and assistance it deserves".

In reality, it's a combination of factors; but just because the causes are complex that shouldn't stop us looking for solutions.

There is no quick fix to tackle the bullying problem because the causes are too inherent to our society.

The causes were missing because the CépiDC did not find these patients (e.g. moving abroad).

The sacrifice is endurable, only because the cause is so important.

I hope we get pretty creative about that because the cause is so important and the outcome will make a big difference.

"In the long run, I think the organization is going to be incredibly strong because the cause is so important," he said.

Missile defense or better security could not stop the tragic events of Sept. 11 ("U.S. Attacked," front page, Sept. 12), because the cause was not weapons or technology but hatred, which can turn anything into a tool of destruction.