Sentence examples for from whatever cause from inspiring English sources

L OSING a parent in early life, from whatever cause, affects children deeply.

"The government study that followed the collapse showed that we need to have better procedures in place to study building failures -- from whatever cause -- if we are going to save lives in the future," said Mr. Boehlert, the chairman of the House Science Committee, who held hearings that focused on the investigation of the towers' collapse.

Instead, from whatever cause, CIN is directed towards solutions to environmental stresses when it arises, which would then account for the conditional variant expression of aneuploidy in cellular contexts.

Firstly if CRP is to be useful in CVD risk prediction in patients with chronic inflammatory disease, a close association between CRP and CVD would be mandated, and secondly, if CRP is causal in CVD, a raised CRP from whatever cause should associate with CVD.

Another explanation is that probiotics may reduce gut inflammation, from whatever cause, in turn reducing associated infant distress.

The British War Pension system does not require a formal diagnosis to award compensation, simply an opinion on the level of disability, from whatever cause.

Together these results imply that when a fly decides to turn (for whatever cause), intrinsic activity acts upon the optic lobes to modulate visual input from the eyes.

To close with another quote from Elizabeth Gilbert: "Create whatever causes a revolution in your heart".

The study--a detailed geochemical analysis of 69 rock samples taken from the area--showed that whatever caused the basin vaporized almost completely on impact, according to a written statement released by Trinity College Dublin.

Whatever causes pre-eclampsia comes from within.

Its main effect is a mighty oomph as you enter, from whatever direction, caused by the abundance of space and the unity of the structure.