Sentence examples for been a central cause from inspiring English sources

Such mortgages have been a central cause of the current market problems.

One of them is EPO, or erythropoietin, which increases oxygen-carrying capacity and has been a central cause of suspicion about illegal drug use in cycling and some Olympic sports.

Crucially, Mr. Papaconstantinou did not address the critical issue of whether the government would relax rules on laying off public sector workers, whose generous salaries and benefits have been a central cause of Greece's debt problem.

Religious liberty for all -- not just our own church members -- has been a central cause for the Seventh-day Adventist church for over 150 years.

That, indeed, was a central cause of the crisis.

Mr. Obama has said that "service will be a central cause of his presidency," Mr. Khazei said.

Crack was a central cause of crime in the 1980's.

A number of academic energy analysts, and FirstEnergy itself, have contended that a lack of reactive power was a central cause of the blackout.

Foreign troops are a central cause of the conflict, not its solution – as is well understood in both the Nato countries and Afghanistan itself.

Hatred toward Muslims was a central cause of the Bosnian war from 1992 to 1995, and relations between Muslims and Orthodox Christian Serbs in the region are often strained.

On one side, bank deposits were insured, preventing a recurrence of the immense bank runs that were a central cause of the Great Depression.