Sentence examples for found causes from inspiring English sources

Damage to this region, scientists have found, causes excessive sleepiness.

Where else was I going to go?" A state commission found causes for the violence in a paucity of jobs, inadequate schools and resentment of the police.

Such data have stirred an anguish-filled debate over education in Japan that has found causes in everything from the country's seemingly endless economic morass to a continuing but awkward shift toward greater individuality.

However, critics found causes for optimism in his comments – notably his acknowledgement of the "widespread concern" over its operation – and they detected a subtle shift on the issue in the department.

Blocking the enzyme, they found, causes the animals to lose weight.

A similar study by Orji et al. at Ile Ife, they found causes of death include eclampsia, ruptured uterus, severe postpartum haemorrhage, severe antepartum haemorrhage, sickle cell anaemia with crises and road traffic accidents (Orji et al. 2002).

But in the Times, Janice Turner found cause for optimism.

People found cause for optimism where they could.

This change in the gradient, they found, caused the embryonic lens cells to die.

Inventive as ever in their antagonism, Israelis and Palestinians found cause for conflict in Christmas.

This time last year, mental health charities found cause to celebrate in the story of Susan Boyle.