Sentence examples for full cause from inspiring English sources

Although the outbreak was linked to a strain found in Hungary, an official inquiry failed to uncover the full cause.

The firm said the full cause of the surge was not yet known.

Abraham Lincoln wrote, "I know and deeply deplore the sufferings which the working-men of Manchester, and in all Europe, are called to endure in this crisis". While the full cause and extent of the Famine in Lancashire are disputed, the consequences of this and the cotton blockade were far reaching.

Though the full cause of death is not known, Atascadero Police Det.

Officials said the so-called "black box" should yield vital clues but warned that it could be a month before the full cause of the worst air disaster in Peru's history is known.

Any other form of competition is typically manufactured by well meaning managers, unaware of the full cause and effect and the destructive consequences of the game they have set up.

The ransom, although never paid in full, caused Richard's government to become highly unpopular.

These images clearly showed downward displacement of the diaphragm when the abdomen was full, causing the distension and bloating.

A lot of events are happening in "Lady Macbeth" but they're told with the barest of exposition; sometimes a few seconds of a character undertaking an action or brushing themselves off after its completion is all that's given us to convey a full cause-and-effect.

A primary challenge in treating PPD is that its full causes are still unknown, and the development of brexanolone does not mean that researchers have finally discovered why some women experience postpartum depression and others don't.

The NPSA recommends that a full Root Cause Analysis (RCA) should be conducted in these cases rather than SEA [ 27].