Sentence examples for familiar cause from inspiring English sources

It is a familiar cause, but it has never been more urgent.

And of course, temporary brain events, such as recreational drug (ab use, are a familiar cause of hallucinations: Sacks devotes an entire chapter to recollections of his own hallucinations resulting from his youthful experimentation with an impressive lineup of illicit drugs; LSD, mescaline, cannabis, amphetamine, chloral hydrate, and injectable morphine.

It's a familiar cause of housing death in the city, one familiar to the many bands and artists that make use of Lindsay's space.

There are still some accidents involving familiar causes, like pilot errors.

In most Asian countries, these diseases now take more lives than do malaria, tuberculosis, pneumonia, malnutrition, accidents and other more familiar causes of death.

Cardiac events and drug overdoses make up the biggest causes of deaths that can be linked to pregnancy in Texas, eclipsing more familiar causes such as eclampsia and hemorrhage.

Although increased traffic congestion stems from many familiar causes (like population growth, cheap gasoline prices, increased urban sprawl and failure to invest in public transport), it is also the result of another factor that has received little attention -- increased inequality in income and wealth.

Chlamydiales are familiar causes of acute and chronic infections in humans and animals.

So of course, from the limited resources they have in which reasons are vastly more familiar than causes (the causes that natural science later most fully discerns by investigation), they come up with what they know the questioner wishes to hear – an explanation – but in the absence of knowing very much about causes, they give it in intentionalistic terms.

Often the less familiar the cause the richer the donors as the filthy rich often take pride in supporting charities few have heard of.

But the fund-raiser will not be for Parkinson's research or relief for flood victims or other familiar charitable causes beloved by New York's partygoers.