Sentence examples for cause of both from inspiring English sources

This is at once alluring and repelling, the cause of both adoration and scorn.

Though overpopulation is a principal cause of both, it is rarely mentioned in relation to them.

The root cause of both rebellions, in the south and in Darfur, is the same: marginalization.

The main cause of both is not the level of interest rates but an overhang of debt.

The cause of both nations' turmoil is the Roma (gypsies), or, rather, what is being done to them.

The finding supports what many experts believe may be the root cause of both autism and mental retardation: faulty wiring present from birth.

Diane Markunas, a spokeswoman for the Nassau County medical examiner's office, said autopsies had determined the cause of both deaths to be blunt force head trauma.

By Ian Crouch August 1, 2015 Cruise exudes an almost oppressive sincerity, which is at once alluring and repelling, the cause of both adoration and scorn.

Inflated ratings were the primary cause of both the credit crisis of 2008 and the developing European credit crisis of 2011.

But they are also among the past decade's most important financial innovations and a cause of both regulatory hand-clapping and hand-wringing.

She believes that sin (can you guess what it is yet?) is the cause of both her infertility and her chronic back problems.