Sentence examples for both the cause of from inspiring English sources

Rapid population growth had been both the cause of and the solution to Las Vegas's water challenges.

By the time Patrizi finally quit, the game seemed to be both the cause of all her problems and her only means of escaping them.

June's former neighbours create their own narratives about both the cause of the fire and the private lives of its victims, in a searing indictment of small-town prejudices.

Their anarchic and joyful free-spiritedness was both the cause of their celebrity and the product they were promoting; their cultural revolution was the first to be carried out in an echo chamber the size of the world.

But for now, they're stuck dealing with a populism that resembles Homer Simpson's description of his beloved beer: It's both the cause of, and the solution to, all of their problems.

Thus begins an enjoyable association between Harriet, a no-nonsense English countrywoman, and the detached and world-weary scientist as they examine the body to establish both the cause of death and its identity.

This is why they are a danger both to the cause of cycling and to cyclists themselves.

The new finding "opens the door to a great deal of promising research both on the cause of menstrual migraine and for new therapies".

It was declared that in both cases the cause of death was drowning.

I don't doubt that Facebook will pursuit this case with a lot of energy to both find the cause of why the code has leaked as well as to find who was responsible.

Although both are the cause of other health issues, they are major sources of frequent headaches and are likely to increase stress.