Sentence examples for cause cited from inspiring English sources

The global economic crisis is the cause cited most often.

The second most frequent cause, cited in 24percentt of cases, was abnormalities of the placenta.

The increasingly sedentary lives of many children and its corresponding loss in the amount of exercise was the cause cited by 22percentt of Americans.

In one decade-old study that looked for causes of stillbirths, the most frequent cause, cited in 29percentt of cases, was obstetric complications.

They said his championing of the Palestinians was typical of the unifying cause cited by radicals who claimed allegiance to Al Qaeda, even as they acted alone.

Mr Tatchell said free speech, a cause cited by Mr Farron, was a "separate issue" from discrimination and that he had "very publicly" made his position known.

The University of Connecticut said it was firing Ollie, its men's basketball coach, for cause, citing an N.C.A.A. inquiry into recruiting violations.

Still, the groups plan to continue pressing the automakers to join their cause, citing the possible financial implications statewide of keeping the law in place.

He founded Change.org, an online petition site for people to come together for a cause, citing a generational need for giving power to people's voices that also harnesses social media.

There are various causes cited for this.

There are almost as many causes cited for Rome's collapse as there are historians.