Sentence examples for core cause of the from inspiring English sources
A survey of most classroom libraries will reveal a core cause of the "knowledge deficit": the absence of nonfiction books and materials.
Historians continue to debate the core cause of the war, and movies get made like Glory, Gettysburg, Cold Mountain and Robert Redford's recent The Conspirator.
The great economist Irving Fisher thought that the increasing real burden of debt resulting from deflation was the core cause of the Great Depression.
In 2013, Andrew Paciorek, of the Federal Reserve, wrote a research paper titled "The Long and Short of Household Formation". In this work, he outlines the core cause of the household formation deficit to be a bad labor market.
Conversely, speaking on a panel Wednesday morning S&P Capital IQ's Sam Stovall, U.S. equity strategist, quipped that "a boxer is rarely felled by the punch he expects," meaning it's unlikely that the long-awaited 25 basis point rate hike is the core cause of the downturn.
In the large truck causation study by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), traveling too fast was found to be the critical precrash event in 18% of all crashes where trucks were analyzed as the core cause of the accident.
The core cause of these types of changes is the decomposition of skeleton muscle and fat tissue to provide substrates for gluconeogenesis and ketogenic metabolism.
The report went on to say that "antispam efforts should presently focus on one of the core causes of the problem -- the ability of spammers to use obfuscatory techniques".
Professor Arthur Wilmarth and other advocates of the deregulation hypothesis see the trend toward less stringent bank rules in the years leading up to the crisis and regulators' failure to stop shadow banking as core causes of the crisis.
As Jeremiah Norton, a director at the F.D.I.C., said in a statement on Tuesday: "It should not have been as difficult as it has been for the agencies to come together on today's leverage-ratio proposal, which hardly seems like a seismic shift in capital requirements and represents an attempt to address one of the core causes of the financial crisis".
