Sentence examples for causes suggested from inspiring English sources

One of the causes suggested for the riots has been Britain's austerity program, but it is of course more complicated.

Aides to some of the Democrats, while not disputing his ideological commitment to conservative causes, suggested that Mr. Bush was dealing with the right side of the agenda today, precisely so that he would have flexibility when he finds himself in the middle of a re-election campaign.

This docility has increased investors' appetite for both stocks and bonds, which helps explain why the stockmarket hovers near record highs and yields on Treasuries near historic lows.Many of the causes suggested for the original moderation do not apply to its revival.

In 2000, the Channel 4 television programme What Sank the Mary Rose attempted to investigate the causes suggested for her sinking by means of experiments with scale models of the ship and metal weights to simulate the presence of troops on the upper decks.

This phenomenon might at least partly be due to the causes suggested above: different exposure profiles, divergences in selection criteria and ethnicity, and chance findings due to multiple comparisons.

Immunohistochemistry on post-mortem renal specimens, obtained from a different group of cats that died naturally of non-renal causes, suggested constitutive COX-1 and COX-2 co-localization in many renal structures including the macula densa (MD).

Greater understanding about the pathogenesis of metabolic syndrome and potential causes suggests that plant polyphenols might be useful as a treatment.

This term, the Supreme Court has before it major cases on affirmative action and gay rights; the difference between the current political status of these two causes suggests how the Justices may resolve them.

The law and its causes suggest that mankind's evolution of social grooming has enabled changing social structures, and the phenomenon is because of the constraints of the social network generation.

The observed distribution of causes suggests a high burden of avoidable deaths if adequate resources were available.

The causes that were mentioned – including shame, guilt, economic and family issues and spiritual causes – suggest that suicide was not necessarily attributed to mental illness.