Sentence examples for cause emerged from inspiring English sources

And by the time the cause emerged, Mr. Litvinenko had died, never knowing what took his life.

In interviews with more than two dozen fund managers, bankers and traders, no clear cause emerged for the plunge in price.

In addition, as more events occurred, risk reductions for myocardial infarction and death from any cause emerged (Table 1).

Tick-borne pathogens cause emerging zoonoses, and include fastidious organisms such as Anaplasma phagocytophilum.

Many infectious agents, especially those that cause emerging diseases, infect more than one host species.

To the Editor: Bats are now recognized as natural reservoirs for many families of viruses that can cross species barriers and cause emerging diseases of humans and animals.

M. canis and M. alkalescens, suspected to cause emerging epizootic diseases in UK cattle [ 16, 39] were rarely reported by VIGIMYC.

The stage 3 tarball lacks a "portage" user and group, for some reason, which will cause emerge to fail from inside the chroot.

But, as new crises and causes emerged, the prisons were forgotten; of the twenty-four prisons he promised, only four were built.

These causes emerge in a rather desultory fashion in the book, but at least they are there, ineluctably drawing the reader to a different conclusion than the one Sperber specifically intended.

The "tapering" of monetary stimulus by America's Federal Reserve has caused emerging markets to wobble; last year more than $12 billion of capital flowed out of Brazil (the largest loss since 2002).