Sentence examples for citing the causes from inspiring English sources

What I find so interesting is that the AP article, which has been picked up by countless news outlets, mentions sex only once, citing the causes of the potential outbreak as including "sexual activity, intravenous drug use, piercings and tattoos".

In two of these, hospital stay was longer in the RFA-treated group, whilst Shiina et al. report data on very prolonged stays in the PEI-treated group, without citing the causes.

Connecticut's chief medical examiner ruled the death an accident, citing the cause as asphyxia due to neck compression.

The US military later issued a death certificate, seen by the Guardian, citing the cause of death as "cardiac arrest of unknown etiology".

Though Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton initially described the blasts in New York City and New Jersey as bombings, she later said "it's important to know the facts" before citing the cause of a such incidents. .

Booker then cited the causes for the riots: "Poverty, estrangement, continuously aggravated by racism, overt and institutional".

Not shocked". Booker then cited the causes for the riots: "Poverty, estrangement, continuously aggravated by racism, overt and institutional". It's not surprising that Ferguson prompted him to revive that article.

Many cite the cause of death as drowning or execution.

A coroner's report cited the cause of death as suffocation caused by "blunt force trauma of the neck".

Elliott cited the cause of death as multiple blunt force injuries and the manner of death as an accident. .

McGinnis and Foege revealed the obvious we had all overlooked: when someone dies of, say, a heart attack, it is not very illuminating to cite the cause as disease of the cardiovascular system.