Sentence examples for growing causes from inspiring English sources

Marques's writing in Angola on the links between diamond mining and government corruption draws attention to the growing causes for concern around the world in relation to the industry of "extraction" and how it behaves financially, politically and morally as it pursues sought-after minerals and commodities to fuel economic growth.

Removal of the uterus is indicated in a number of abnormal situations, including the presence of a cancer or of a benign tumour of the type called myoma, or fibroid tumour, if the myoma is large or rapidly growing, causes excessive bleeding or discomfort, or seems to be breaking down.

The World Health Organization has labeled road traffic collisions as a major global health hazard as it is one of the leading and fastest growing causes of disability and death (World Health Organization 2015).

In fact, the fastest growing causes of death and disability in the developing world are injuries, such as those caused by traffic accidents, and non-communicable diseases, such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes.

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one of the top fastest growing causes of death worldwide [ 1].

Cancer is not only one of the biggest global killers but also one of the fastest growing causes of death [ 2].

"But there's growing cause for concern.

Vaccination is needed urgently; cervical cancer is a growing cause of morbidity among women in Africa, and a rising concern.

Asia is now the centre of global air pollution, which along with obesity is the world's fastest growing cause of death.

In many places people seem not to have heard about the dangers of smoking, and heart disease is a growing cause of death in Asia.

But because it is also abused by thrill seekers and badly prescribed by doctors unfamiliar with its risks, methadone is now the fastest growing cause of narcotic deaths.