Sentence examples for being causes from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely, for example, that many readers recognized that Chow et al's [ 7] Component-1, which includes sense of well-being, pain, fatigue, and drowsiness, implicitly statistically forbids pain, fatigue and drowsiness from being causes of well-being, and statistically requires that these four symptoms became correlated primarily through their dependence on a single common cause.

She stated they had not lived with each other for two months citing the "extensive travels of her husband and his workload of being a producer" as being causes to the end of the nine-year marriage.

Most parents agreed on diet and lack of exercise being causes of overweight.

Parents of OWC seemed to have less strong beliefs about inappropriate diet and too little exercise being causes of overweight in children.

Furthermore, it may be that some reported beliefs about worry are post-hoc attempts at explaining or understanding the experience of worry, rather than being causes of worry (see Nisbett & Wilson, 1977; for a discussion of how post-hoc rationalizations can arise).

Inheritance, that is, causes development and differentiation.

Therefore, reasons can't be causes.

What's causing it?

What was causing that?

What's causing the shrinkage?

"It's cause and effect.