Sentence examples for causes found from inspiring English sources

The papacy, hitherto a support for progressive causes, found itself discredited after its fiasco in a Crusade against Aragon.

Bill Cosby, known mostly as a genial father figure who contributes to a wide range of black philanthropic causes, found himself immersed in controversy this week.

These generally unforeseen causes found to lead to the passage of electric current through bearings of the motors and alternators and deteriorate them in due course.

Furthermore, Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) brainstormed to explore the wastes and their root causes found during the Gemba walk and current state mapping.

To produce and transmit scientific understanding, Aristotle thought we had to duplicate, in the deductive order of the science, the order of causes found in reality.

Plutarch is guided here by the dichotomy between natural and intelligible causes found in Phaedo 97B-99D and Timaeus 68E-69D (Opsomer 1998, 183).

Bell, knowing that she was "itching for a cause," found a pro-bono case for her.

Then, when he said there was no probable cause found, it just took the wind out of me".

Granted, there could yet be an environmental cause found, though it is highly unlikely to be the same cause in all the schools.

In sum, she was "a rebel in search of a cause" — a characterization so apt the prosecutor reprised it in his closing argument — "and that cause found her".

Fire was the most common cause found in 50%% of patients, 17.3 % had electrical burns and 17.3 % were in an explosion context. 1 patient suffered a chemical burn.