Sentence examples for cause being from inspiring English sources

There is a great cause being fought here, the caravan is leaving".

From about 1975, migratory flows were greatly modified, the most immediate cause being economic.

The probable cause being the constant abuse she endures from her father.

They do not want trans women in toilets, a cause being championed by the Republican right in the United States.

In Kellogg's mind the two were closely linked, the common cause being a lack of fibre, both dietary and moral.

We found the average age of those who die from natural causes is low – the most common cause being heart disease, followed by cancer".

Most importantly, it suggests that the cause being promoted cannot be countered by facts but must have the protection of the law.

Whatever you believe, history can aid your cause, being as malleable as Play-Doh, with founding myths reinterpreted by historians for every generation.

Diseases arising from uncontrolled cell growth and behaviour collectively constitute the second most common cause of human death (the most common cause being heart disease).

Requiring all citizens to purchase something, regardless of how worthy the cause being funded, is a tax imposed on all the living, regardless of their circumstances.

But rather than the cause being damage to the well, he said, it could be that the reservoir of oil had been depleted by the gusher.