Sentence examples for contributory reasons from inspiring English sources

The main cause is a mystery yet to be unravelled but among the contributory reasons is the rapid spread of concrete across the land, overwhelming gardens and farms.

The best form of generalism, therefore, probably tries to do the whole thing in terms of contributory principles principles that specify considerations that always count as contributory reasons.

9 10 Differences in personality and consulting style have been suggested as contributory reasons for an increase in complaints.

A contributory reason for it is perhaps the date (August 19) of the foundation of one of her Roman temples.

However he told the Sun on Sunday that he had a "drink problem", which had been "a major contributory reason" for the messages he sent Ms Houlihan.

Much has been written about the problems of Arab Christians in the region, but few analysts look to the multi-stranded patriarchal system of Christian religious laws as a contributory reason for dissatisfaction among its 10-15 million Christians.

Every few years there is an article on the topic of adult illiteracy that "is causing alarm among government and education officials and corporate managers". Perhaps one contributory reason for widespread illiteracy, among even United States-born people who have some degree of schooling, is that editors and writers are, in general, ill paid and not respected.

A contributory reason for this failure is disillusionment with the U.S. government's response to the Arab Awakening, and U.S. policy toward Iraq and Syria.

"I have a drink problem, and that is a major contributory reason why I sent the messages," Danczuk told The Sun on Sunday, adding, "Younger women are my Achilles heel... some men like older women, some like younger women, some like brunettes, some like blondes".

Since few would have cited diabetes mellitus as a contributory reason for defining an ICU admission as futile, Siegelaar and colleagues' study does not change our clinical practice.

4 They report about 60 terminations for cardiac causes, which may be one contributory reason why their birth prevalence of 1.0 per 1000 is lower than that of 1.3 per 1000 found in our study.