Sentence examples for cause reports from inspiring English sources

With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe's often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause, reports Andrew Higgins in Thursday's New York Times.

To date, investigators have not pinned down the incident's exact cause, reports Jyllian Kemsley at The Safety Zone (a Chemical & Engineering News blog), who also provides a detailed description of the chemistry involved.

This could cause reported earnings to be deceptively volatile.

But the practice dried up after accounting rule makers decreed in 1998 that repricings would cause reported earnings to decline.

(By contrast, the Republicans got $2,800 in soft money from trial lawyers, Common Cause reported, of $57.8 million in soft dollars over all).

A final report, or "probable cause report," from the board could take up to 12 months to complete, Peter Knudson, a board spokesman in Washington, said Wednesday.

Serious mental illness was the perceived cause reported by a respondent in either group for 22.0% of index suicides, but case-level agreement was only 6.0%.

His client's probable cause report was just as vague as Rodriguez-Juarez's: ICE agents wrote they were "following a lead" when they "encountered" him.

The FBI has attempted to discourage direct comparisons of crime rates between cities because local factors cause reporting to vary considerably between cities.

The state bar's probable cause report details an array of misconduct during his tenure as county attorney, much of it involving "dishonesty, fraud and deceit".

In the interest of brevity, not every possible cause reported in these 7 articles is included in Table 1.