Sentence examples for because the causes of from inspiring English sources

Flying is so safe because the causes of crashes have been studied intensely for the benefit of future travellers.

In part that's because the causes of the ailments we're prone to — reproductive cancers, arthritis, fibromyalgia — are often mysterious in origin.

A high quality account takes time, both because the causes of RBS's failure were complex and multifaceted and because of the need to respect due legal process and confidentiality constraints".

On the Op-Ed page, in January, L. Alan Sroufe ("Ritalin Gone Wrong") asserted that stimulants offer no lasting benefit because the causes of attention deficit disorder are better explained by environmental factors and experience.

—Projected precipitation and temperature changes imply changes in floods, although overall there is low confidence at the global scale regarding climate-driven changes in magnitude or frequency of river-related flooding, due to limited evidence and because the causes of regional changes are complex.

The figures are controversial because there is debate about when a child with residual vision has "too much sight" for Braille and because the causes of blindness have changed over the decades — in recent years more blind children have multiple disabilities, because of premature births.

But because of the causes of chronic boredom, scientists say, research facilities in Antarctica might actually provide a better simulation of the stress of a journey to Mars.

He also said the government must also fight poverty in equal measures, "because the cause of terrorism is poverty".

And does the drug fail to work in mild to moderate depression because the cause of that illness is different?

There is no obvious connection, but it is hard to know for sure because the cause of the crash is itself unknown.

Because the cause of mad cow disease seems rooted in contaminated feed, cases have been found on small farms as well as large industrialized farms.