Sentence examples for central causes from inspiring English sources

High nighttime temperatures and uncommon humidity have been cited as central causes of the high mortality.

The inevitable hyper-competition that arose was one of the central causes in self-employment income falling dramatically between 1997-2003, dropping by more than 11% per annum.

Evidence of the influence of the Tea Party appeared at a panel featuring lessons from Tea Party activists, and another on the 10th Amendment and protecting state sovereignty, which are central causes of the Tea Party groups.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was clearly embarrassed at the move by his interior minister, Eli Yishai, leader of the right-wing Shas Party, who has made Jewish settlement in East Jerusalem one of his central causes.

A joint letter last week to Labour MPs from Corbyn and the shadow housing minister, John Healey, encouraged them to support the bill "to strengthen the homelessness safety net, to fund in full any changes and to commit to tackling the central causes of the last six years of failure on homelessness".

[G44.847, G44.848 or G44.85] Cranial neuralgias and central causes of facial pain, i.e. the following: Optic neuritis.

That, indeed, was a central cause of the crisis.

Mr. Obama has said that "service will be a central cause of his presidency," Mr. Khazei said.

Such mortgages have been a central cause of the current market problems.

Crack was a central cause of crime in the 1980's.

But Sylvia and others see the deadening of teaching itself as a central cause.