Sentence examples for credible cause from inspiring English sources

"At this time there appears to be no credible cause for concern," said Karen Riley, a spokeswoman for the Food and Drug Administration.

With less than half an hour to raise and dash our expectations, the stories – linked by overlapping characters and slathered with over-yearning songs – struggled to find room for recognisable human psychology or credible cause and effect.

Global warming is not thought to be a credible cause, as the extremities of the frog's range have not changed, while declines in population have occurred in both dry and wetter areas.

No other credible cause of infection was found for either of the 2 children.

The pyramid model of investigation to find credible cause for high mortality of patients [ 7] was adopted by Mohammed et al. in their retrospective analysis of routine data to investigate general practitioners associated with high patient mortality flagged through the Shipman enquiry [ 8].

You're not going to find a credible cause-and-effect relationship between oil and stocks.

Given the spontaneous, geographically diverse and inchoate nature of these disturbances, there was never a credible single cause.

This was, of course, written before the RCMP reopened the case as an obvious response to Anonymous's ability to not only find credible information but cause enough outrage and public dismay to force the hand of law enforcement to make what is obviously just a symbolic gesture.

He said "the sources were credible enough to cause us to send a NASA team out to take a look".

In their written judgement their Lordships clearly stated: 'In our judgment, it follows that the unified hypothesis can no longer be regarded as a credible or alternative cause of the triad of injuries'.

Although we were unable to definitively identify the causative SNHL variants for many probands in our cohort, we have found novel mutations that have credible potential to cause or contribute to hearing loss.