Sentence examples for facilities causes from inspiring English sources
IT should come as no surprise that violence in mental health facilities causes psychological and often physical harm to health care workers and patients.
Where girls remain in school a lack of facilities causes widespread absenteeism each month, with the report showing that girls miss an average of 50 days of school each year because of menstruation.
The improper design of the urban rail transit station service facilities causes high-level congestion, longer travel time of passengers between service facilities, inefficient space utilization, resource wastage and increase in the waiting time of passengers.
Moreover, studies have established that long distance to health care facilities causes delays in the decision to seek care (8, 9).
The reopening of team facilities caused some logistical problems.
The stagehands described one set a field of red poppies in a new production of "Prince Igor"—that required multiple trucks for transit to storage facilities, causing transport and storage costs to soar.
Mr. Cullen's stunning admission that he had killed 30 to 40 patients at various health care facilities caused many people to view his case as a sign that the medical system fails to monitor itself adequately.
Greg Ó Ceallaigh, a barrister from Garden Court chambers, who is challenging removals to Italy, France and Austria, said the pressure on reception facilities caused by the refugee crisis has a disproportionately damaging effect on vulnerable people.
The stagehands described one set — a field of red poppies in a new production of "Prince Igor" — that required multiple trucks for transit to storage facilities, causing transport and storage costs to soar.
The onset of recession in the 1990s brought on in large part by considerably reduced post-Cold War military spending shut down many of the leading aerospace facilities, causing severe unemployment and disruption in long-established blue-collar communities.
Overload and alienation can be expected to reach even higher levels in coming generations as still higher densities of population, intercultural contacts, and communication facilities cause economic, political, doctrinal, and commercial rivalries to become still more intense.
