Sentence examples for causes stand out from inspiring English sources
Three causes stand out: the first was workers' control.
His trainer, Nicky Henderson, also saddles the first two in the betting on the valuable Racing Post Handicap Hurdle, in Darlan and Cash And Go, but a pair of Irish raiders, Domination and Cause Of Causes, stand out among those primed to catch them cold.
Four causes stand out as the most frequent: forgetfulness related to physical impairment, impaired mobility, anxiety, and inability to call for help.
Absent parents; a schism between young and old that is peculiarly deep in Britain; unchecked materialism: of all the contributing factors thrown up by research, youth unemployment, and the hopelessness it causes, stands out as both important and potentially addressable.Since last August youth unemployment has increased.
However, two main causes stood out; with the exception of the biological model, economic difficulties and difficulties in marital relationships were most cited.
Many factors have contributed to the timely death of General Motors but when the industrial postmortem is conducted, one cause will stand out: debt – too much of it, to be precise.
His looks cause him to stand out, but when it comes to the qualities that actually matter he has a great deal in common with his competition.
It's just the narrative around Bitcoin – its mysterious founder, its claims to disruption, its decision to set the total issuance of Bitcoins at a fixed amount, and so on – that cause it to stand out, Bindewald claims.
Video and Live View on DSLRs seem like selling points at about the $500 price point or below, but once you get into enthusiast territory, consumer features tend to weigh a product down rather cause it to stand out from the pack.
The darkness of the "auditorium" gives way to a room full of bright spotlights shining on more sculptures, dramatizing each of them with harsh shadows and causing them to stand out as distinct objects from one another (though they mostly come in sets of three).
Both gene order (synteny) and sequence similarity drop dramatically in the SAR11 hypervariable regions, causing them to stand out prominently as gaps in the plots of homologs and syntenic fragments (Fig. 3A,C, Fig. 6, Additional files 7 and 8).
