Sentence examples for classic causes from inspiring English sources

Nor is it any longer a matter simply of poverty, broken homes, substandard housing, and the other classic causes of juvenile delinquency.

The move was precipitated, she said, by the classic causes: "The children left home, the dog died, and the cat ran away".

Kent Calder of Johns Hopkins University, writing recently in Foreign Affairs, quoted Thucydides: fluid perceptions of power and fear are the classic causes of war.The security perceptions in East Asia are fluid indeed, and so are the realities.

Complicating the issue of blame still further is the fact that at least some aspects of psychopathy appear to be genetically related — not in their criminality, which appears more closely linked to classic causes, such as trauma and abuse, but in their emotional poverty.

These "classic" causes of premature death in autism, however, do not fully account for a decades-long life span gap between autistic and nonautistic people, or the difference in mortality between autistic people with and without an intellectual disability, Bölte says.

Fatal accidents—often by drowning, when a child or adult with ASD wanders away from caregivers are one of the classic causes of premature death in people who have both ASD and an intellectual disability, says Sven Bölte, a clinical psychologist at the Karolinksa Institute in Stockholm, whose research is cited in the Autistica report.

Its status is a classic cause of office "fomo" – fear of missing out.

One classic cause of these shockwaves is "rubbernecking", in which drivers slow down to look at accidents in nearby lanes.

Heat stress is a classic cause of stress in sturgeon (Kappenman et al. 2009; Linares-Casenave et al. 2013), whilst dietary supplementation is supposed to improve health status (Kiron 2012; Oliva-Teles 2012).

This is the classic cause for poor time management.

This may be linked to the Tikal hiatus of the Middle Classic caused by Tikal's defeat by Calakmul.