Sentence examples for finding a cause from inspiring English sources

A delay in finding a cause could intensify criticism of the Kremlin's handling of the crashes.

Hall's description of the fall, which did not happen, was formally relayed to two pathologists charged with finding a cause of 47-year-old Tomlinson's death.

But the likelihood of finding a cause for chronic urticaria "is quite small," Dr. Supriya Varadarajulu, allergist at the Park Nicollet Clinic in Minneapolis, said in an interview.

"A lot of families are reluctant to do a postmortem, but almost invariably, finding a cause of death helps them heal emotionally," he said.

Keely's assessment of his own achievements and virtues is sceptical at best: "righteous in a misanthropic way", but it's clear that for him, escaping his downward spiral will rely on finding a cause to believe in.

One of the difficulties of finding a cause is that the affected bees often fly off in different directions leaving behind, at most, a single queen and a few workers.

In the seven decades since then, through a period of remarkable medical advances on almost every front, scientists are basically no closer to finding a cure, or even a cause.

The never dead, only dormant hate of the Jews has reawakened with fervor, after finding a spurious cause.

You can imagine him, with his close-cropped hair, as a young Lutheran in the wildfire of the early Reformation, or as a lost soul finding a new cause in the Berlin of 1933.

One of the usual main objections against attempts in finding a physical cause for the planet distance distribution is based on the assumption that similar distance distribution could be obtained by sequences of random numbers.

We excluded patients older than 70 years, as there was little chance of finding a macrovascular cause.