Sentence examples for important cause the from inspiring English sources

But there is another equally important cause: the simple fact that young black men commit a disproportionate number of crimes, especially violent crimes, which cannot be attributed to judicial bias, racism or economic hardships.

If thimerosal is an important cause, the phasing out of its use in vaccines that is now occurring should result in a significant decline in cases in the next few years.

"Newport Beach lifeguards hope to utilize this event to not only save lives on the beach but also save lives by donated blood to this important cause," the Newport Beach Fire Department said in a statement.

While HAdV-37 has been known for over 20 years as an important cause, the complete genome sequence of this serotype has yet to be reported.

However, there is the other side of the story, the overall state of the economy, which is the more important cause of the increase in the poverty rate.

Jabra said the "most important cause" of the attack was the silence and inaction of the international community, especially the West.

The single most important cause of the epidemic was the culture wars of the '80s and '90s, which caused both liberals and conservatives to embrace M.P.D. and R.M.

"It's the most important cause in the nation, obviously, and with the state providing so much of the money, outside contributions are insanely well leveraged," he said.

Nosocomial infection was the most important cause of the SARS outbreak in the Haidian district, Beijing (7).

It's better to keep it vague, to talk about the "important cause" and the "brave defenders" of liberty.

Henry Farrell: Your new book argues that the most important cause of the recent financial crisis wasn't financial deregulation but the aftermath of the Iraq war.