Sentence examples for demanding causes from inspiring English sources

Until recently, the only method capable of thinning vitreous material was cryo-sectioning (Hsieh et al., 2002; Al-Amoudi et al., 2004), a procedure that is technically demanding, causes compression and crevasse deformations, and has a narrow range of optimal section thickness (Al-Amoudi et al., 2005; Han et al., 2008; Bouchet-Marquis and Hoenger, 2011).

This approach was more time demanding, caused greater surgical trauma and resulted in more postoperative pain as observed by limping on the operated leg in the animals.

The habeas right to demand cause for being detained is the only right explicitly named in the original Constitution.

Higher expectations and more demanding courses cause many students to struggle to stay afloat.

Only the first of these demands causes much difficulty.

Subdued prices suggest that a more pressing concern could be deflation, which occurs when weak demand causes prices to fall.

Subdued prices have stirred talk about the risk of deflation, which occurs when weak demand causes prices to fall.

But sooner or later rising demand causes firms to increase their payrolls; any fall in demand would again leave them overmanned.

To pull this all off, Ms. Aggelakis uses only Ipswich clams unless bad weather or high demand causes her to turn to Maine suppliers.

Some argue that an extended period of low interest rates could usher in deflation, which occurs when weak demand causes prices to fall.

Some economists say they believe that prices are so subdued that the more pressing concern is deflation, which occurs when weak demand causes prices to fall.