Sentence examples similar to dealing with that cause from inspiring English sources

Many bad habits come about as a means of dealing with situations that cause stress or boredom.[9].

The conference was created at the Middle East peace conference in Madrid in 1991 as a permanent mechanism for dealing with matters that caused instability in the region.

This purely fictional sentence is an example of another tree we could be dealing with that would cause a different set of problems.

"We need to work with these men and deal with the cause, not the effect," he told BBC Radio 4. "If we just keep moving women away from the situation we are not dealing with the cause and that man may go on to murder in the future.

[They] don't want to admit that [they're] dealing with this cause [they] don't wanta be another statistic or feed into…some of these stereotypes that people already believe about [their] community or group".

Public order laws are already very broad and can deal with anything that causes distress," she added.

It's the way we deal with conflict that causes problems -- it's not the conflict itself.

Especially when you are dealing with a cause that so closely resembles your own.

"A patient may arrive at my hospital with coronary heart disease, but if the root cause of their condition is obesity, we must be equipped to deal with that root cause".

And it's worse on mobile, Murphy notes, because cell phone networks tend to have slower connections and have other issues to deal with that could cause an even bigger delay.

They have an unhealthy, co-dependent relationship, and their unwillingness to deal with this causes problems that twist and darken across the whole season.