Sentence examples for culprit increased from inspiring English sources

Carelessness in possession, with Jordan Henderson a frequent culprit, increased Anfield's irritation.

Mr. Fleischmann, a mechanic with 10 years' experience, suspected that the heat might be the culprit, increasing beyond the safe, recommended pressure as air inside the tube becomes hot and expands.

A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that global warming is the main culprit increasing the size of forest fires in the western US: We demonstrate that human-caused climate change caused over half of the documented increases in fuel aridity since the 1970s and doubled the cumulative forest fire area since 1984.

Although it is commonly assumed that PrPSc, the protein constituent of infectious prions, is the primary culprit, increasing evidence indicates that this may not be the case.

Obesity-associated adipocytokines and inflammation have been postulated to be the culprit for increased atherosclerosis.

They blamed the gingival crevicular fluid as the culprit for increased glucose levels in salivary secretion.

The hyper-glycaemia found in diabetic subjects, is the culprit causing increased thrombin production and when the hyperglycaemia is controlled, thrombin production is reduced, proving the prothrombotic nature of hyperglycaemia.

The chief culprit is increasing returns.

Similarly, higher transportation costs are not the main culprit in increasing dairy and other food prices, said Ronald Cotterill, an agricultural economist and director of the Food Marketing Policy Center at the University of Connecticut.

Re "Climate Change Isn't a Culprit in Increasing Outbreaks, Study Finds" (Global Update, Aug. 30): You report a study indicating that warmer oceans do not increase blooms in plankton and consequently the proliferation of the bacterium Vibrio cholerae.

Secondly, combustion of fossil fuels is the main culprit in increasing the global carbon dioxide (CO2) level, a consequence of global warming.