Sentence examples for cited as cause from inspiring English sources

Those included the assassination of a top Hamas leader, whose death Hamas cited as cause for last weekend's suicide bombings in Israel.

The growing Westernisation of the island has been cited as cause for sectarian tensions on the island by East African press, including the Daily Nation.

The growing Westernization of the island has been cited as cause for sectarian tensions on the island by East African media, including the Daily Nation.

The growing Westernization of the island has been cited as cause for sectarian tensions on the island by East African press, including the Daily Nation.

Nevertheless, Amnesty International found that the syndrome had been cited as cause of death in 75 of 330 Taser-related incidents between 2001 and 2008.

For the last ten years in Iraq and Afghanistan, Marines have been primarily utilized as a secondary land army with economics cited as cause.

More recently, the industry has collapsed, with overharvesting and pollution frequently cited as causes.

Carbon emissions, the noxious fumes produced by cars and factories, have been cited as causes for global warming.

And he further argued that social phenomena such as the prevalence of single mothers, often cited as causes of lagging black performance, were actually effects — that is, the family was being undermined by the absence of good jobs.

Russia's rich scientific traditions and poor record of converting ideas into marketable products are both undisputed, cited as causes for the Soviet collapse and crippling dependence on mining and petroleum.

Deregulation of water testing and cuts to environmental programs were cited as causes of a deadly E. coli outbreak in the town of Walkerton, and clashes with labour unions led to some of the largest strikes in Canadian history.