Sentence examples for cause of separation from inspiring English sources

… Slavery alone was thought of, alone talked of … the South separated on slavery, and proclaimed slavery as the one cause of separation".

Slavery was battled for and against on the floor of Congress and in the plains of Kansas; on the Slavery question exclusively was the party constituted which now rules the United States; on slavery Fremont was rejected, on slavery Lincoln was elected; the South separated on slavery, and proclaimed slavery as the one cause of separation.

FEAR IS THE cause of separation.

In some cases, the absence of notable trauma made it likely that there existed some spontaneous cause of separation.

Because the primary cause of separation from the mother's body was thermally induced traumatic rupture of the abdominal and uterine cavities; traumatic separation was not related to normal decompositional processes; and expulsion of the fetus did not involve passage through the birth canal, this is not considered a case of postmortem fetal extrusion.

During the visit of the Melkite Catholic delegation to the Orthodox synod Zoghby drew attention to the fact that the original causes of separation between the groups had ceased to exist and the way was open for the "creation by stages of a real union between the two Churches, without waiting for the union of the Church of Rome and the Orthodox Churches".

Study of thin shells that separate from rock exposed to the weather reveals as a common cause of the separation the slow development of clay minerals, which involves an increase in volume.

None of this means that steroids are necessarily the cause of the separation.

"The difference of color between him and the other servants is the cause of our separation," explained Lincoln.

He expressed no regret over the department's tactics, often criticized by immigrants' advocates as draconian and a cause of family separation, and disputed critics who suggest that the department is sprawling and in need of "reform".

The immediate cause of the separation was a religious revival in the Kentucky area (1799 1802) that brought many converts into the church and led to a shortage of ordained ministers.