Sentence examples for causes of the separation from inspiring English sources

He helped build the case for the annulment of Henry's marriage to Catherine of Aragon, which was one of the causes of the separation of the English Church from union with the Holy See.

One of the causes of the separation between ND and NB might be the increase that occurred in number of descending fibers emerging from these nuclei and the consequent constriction of ND.

The causes of the separation of Antirrhinum lineages and plant species by the abrupt valley in the Pyrenees (Segre River) are unclear.

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

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.

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.

The results indicate that the main cause of the separation of particles from the wall is the thermophoretic force, and that downstream of the reactor, where the temperature gradient has decreased, the particles are trapped on the wall under van der Waals and Brownian forces.

How could you do that movie?" In an interview on The Howard Stern Show, Anderson confirmed that Rock was upset by her appearance in the film, but did not confirm that this was the cause of the separation.

To investigate the underlying cause of the separation between young and mature/senescing leaf material, genes were identified that showed differential expression across the 'leaf' samples (TTI 3.1-3.9 3.1-3.9

It was not possible to determine whether violence was a cause of the separation, but given the high rates of violence among lone mothers reporting violence from a former spouse, we can infer that violence may have been part of the reason for separation or divorce.

The main cause of the separation is the shoulder blade sliding out place by possibly heavy lifting or by the physical-ness of playing sports.