Sentence examples for cause for instance from inspiring English sources

A principal cause, for instance, is that people do not live so long.

In small groups organized around a cause, for instance, members are prone to one-up one another; the most extreme tend to rise the most quickly, making the group look more radical than it is.

In this reassuring book, Dr. Avi Sadeh, who directs Tel Aviv University's Laboratory for Children's Sleep and Arousal Disorders, describes the sleep problems of infants, dispels myths about their cause (for instance, that hunger is the culprit), offers interesting facts (breast-fed babies are more apt to wake up in the middle of the night) and outlines treatment possibilities.

Cs and Rs might have a common cause, for instance.

While certain dependencies are intrinsic in large-scale software organizations, the key to speed is to avoid unnecessary, excessive (even combinatorial explosion) dependencies cause for instance by structural complexities in organizational decision-making hierarchies.

The warning behavior fixation indicates a preoccupation with a person or a cause, for instance increasing perseveration on the object of fixation, increasingly strident opinion, or increasingly negative characterization of the object of fixation [17].

The VCR case, for instance, caused the Supreme Court considerable anguish.

The fine sediment builds up the marshes and counteracts routine erosion caused, for instance, by sea level rise.

And they rightly fear unpleasant surprises, caused for instance by a lack of transparency that makes it difficult even for professional investors to assess the value of listed shares.

A solid may be converted to glass by high rates of shearing (caused, for instance, by a shock wave during an impact), or it may be converted by irradiation with high-energy subatomic particles.

The analysis, published in Nature last fall, showed that more than 80 percent of the plant species contributed to the effective functioning of the ecosystems, causing, for instance, a greater buildup of nutrients in soils.