Sentence examples for both cause and consequences from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, westerly winds did not yield smoothly to easterlies, as expected, sending scientists scrambling to understand both cause and consequences.
We are well aware that the very term 'stress' is ambiguous since it is often used to describe both cause and consequences.
It was yet another blow to the poorest country in the Americas: in May, floods killed more than 1,000 in the east, while in February Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the country's president, was ousted amid political turmoil, armed rebellion and looting.In Haiti, natural disasters are both cause and consequence of the indescribable misery of the country's poor majority.
According to Sadri (2010) entrepreneurship is both cause and consequence of economic growth; technological advancement and conceptual innovation and they are interknitted, interconnected and interwoven with one another.
Despite existing anecdotal evidence, the specific impacts of disasters on migrants are not systematically recorded, which is both cause and consequence of their "invisibility" in many disaster risk reduction and management systems.
Analyzing survey data and adopting a broader perspective can be illuminating because it shows both that the United States is already one of the most criminally active nations in the world and that what goes on here can be both cause and consequence of what goes on in other countries.
Musical fusion is both cause and consequence of an inner theo-dynamic fusion that makes light of the boundaries between traditional faiths -- even as its spiritual validity is drawn from old faith traditions.
