Sentence examples for culture cause from inspiring English sources

Downward fluxes of organic biodeposits under suspended mussel culture cause benthic impacts such as microbial mat production.

The overarching theme was the disruption in European music and culture caused by Hitler's rise to power.

The Jewish philosopher Franz Rosenzweig distinguished between assimilating into someone else's culture, causing the extinction of one's own distinct identity and history, and assimilating into one's own culture the most valuable and enriching aspects of someone else's.

Tyler looks askance at Hunt's approach to everything from alcohol to the ethics of police work - and is regularly outraged by the treatment of WPC Annie Cartwright, whose pre-feminist complicity in the force's bum-pinching culture causes him unease.

The Easter Island tradition of statue carving came to an end by about 1600, probably as a result of a serious breakdown of the culture caused by internecine wars.

In many cases, unhealthy organizational culture causes failure.

If the core culture caused the problems, it's a longer, messier process of rebuilding.

The likelihood of culture causing resistance to change seems to be even greater within a complex set of cultural context.

Yet, even against this backdrop, Mr. Trump has said that he has "always been concerned about the social breakdown of our culture caused by technology".

Inside a Rotterdam tattoo parlour, one artist explained, a perceived erosion of Dutch culture caused by immigration is responsible for the unusual outpouring of public discontent.

The increased number of recruits in mixed-sex culture causes stunted growth due to shortage of space and competition for food (Yi et al. 2002; Abdel-Tawwab 2005; Offem et al. 2009).