Sentence examples for has three causes from inspiring English sources
This new-found hesitation has three causes: Scotland, the general election and Jeremy Corbyn.
Can this be fixed or is the hard drive shot? A. The "unmountable boot volume" message typically has three causes.
A lack of vegetable eating in Britain has three causes, said Marmot when I recently caught up with him over the phone.
This shift to the short term has three causes: First, regulators in many nations have pushed successfully for lower transaction costs most notably through the deregulation of brokerage commissions in the 1970s and 1980s, but also through initiatives such as price decimalization in the late 1990s.
This abiding interest in the man, as opposed to his books, has three causes: the undeniably adventurous and outsize details of his tragic life; his intentional cultivation of celebrity (and the resulting mountain of documentary records); and the fact that he wrote fiction so closely tied to the actual places, people and details of his life.
The exceptional nature of Plato and Aristotle's philosophy, says 'Abd al-Latif, has three causes: first, their philosophy is useful in motivating one to study, second, for a long time they had influence in this field, and third, the absolute primacy of their philosophy lies in their research into the causes from the more distant to the closest to the object.
A senior Tory describes a mood of "angst and stress".Angst among Tory parliamentarians has two causes.
The latest to prove it is ENEL, Italy's state electricity utility.Change at ENEL has two causes.
This I would argue has two causes: (1) the eternal and unwavering charisma of Don Draper; (2) his perception that while Sally is still a child she is showing a desire to understand that deserves acknowledgement.
Second, the environment in which people find themselves has also changed rapidly, creating new contexts in which those mutations might have beneficial effects.That environmental change itself has two causes.
