Sentence examples for causes which were from inspiring English sources
"Signals" were outside routine systemic behaviour but had causes which were "assignable" and treatable by a linear (cause and effect) approach.
Three years ago she sold all her Olympic medals and memorabilia to raise $400,000£170,00000) for her grandchildren's education and to promote environmental causes, which were close to her heart.
Even though no longer an MP, Benn was regularly seen inside the Palace of Westminster as busy as ever in pursuit of the causes which were so dear to his heart.
The solution came in the form of the National Lottery, which John Major, the Conservative Prime Minister, launched in 1994, promising to pledge most of the proceeds to "good causes," which were defined as cultural activities, preserving historic sites, and funding the development of sports teams.
Regardless of the causes, which were assessed difficult to be properly investigated by means of TALIS data, this also deserves some attention.
We drew up lists of causes which were (a) identified in original articles only, (b) identified in academic review articles only and (c) identified in both original articles and academic reviews.
There were also no differences in mortality from all causes, which is the metric that matters.
The sound spectra are analyzed in detail in order to investigate the causes, which are structural pattern and working mechanisms.
Some 7% attributed recent warming to natural causes – which is simply wrong – while 4% of teachers avoided talking about the cause of climate change.
In other words, when a study says that 'X is associated with Y', it doesn't mean that 'X causes Y', which is how it can often be interpreted.
