Sentence examples for continuing causes from inspiring English sources

PICTURES and short films circulating in the Balkans in recent few days sum up the origins of last week's violent protests in Bosnia, and the continuing causes of demonstrations since then.

This large-scale description of childhood mortality, all based on individually documented deaths within defined populations in Africa and Asia, provides important insights into the continuing causes of deaths that would be regarded as largely preventable in other parts of the world.

Clarke's participation in the match had been in doubt until the last minute, his chronic back problem a continuing cause for concern.

Mark Beatson, chief economist at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, said this was "a continuing cause of concern".

So what is the continuing cause of our disrespect for each other?

Murphy estimated a special election's cost at $5 million to $25 million, a continuing cause of concern for Democrats.

But the Twitter messaging has continued, causing little notable disruption and varying widely in content.

The dispute continues, causing a deep rift among the tribe as it tries to win federal money for the new school.

That margin over Rangers, whose troubles are an apparently continued cause for celebration among the Celtic support, now stands at 20 points.

Take antibiotics, and a few microbes may evolve resistance, allowing them to continue causing problems.

Around 20%% of an impulse of CO2 emitted today would continue causing global warming even after 500 years (Hansen et al. 2013).