Sentence examples for indeed the cause from inspiring English sources

Its cause – indeed the cause that lecturers share with them – is just.

"It is reasonable to conclude," they said, "that an infection with P. falciparum malaria was indeed the cause of death".

If prosecutorial discretion is indeed the cause of the prison epidemic, what can be done about it?

If Yersinia pestis was indeed the cause of the Black Death, why were the microbe's effects so different in medieval times?

I see from the BBC website that there are scientists who say that "global warming" is indeed the cause of the cold and snowy winters we seem to be having.

Whatever public obligations he fulfilled, though – and they were innumerable – Heaney always made time for his family and his many friends, and for his own work (which was, indeed, the cause of the international reputation which made him a prime target for besiegers of all kinds, whose importunings would have stopped him from getting on with it).

Indeed, the causes of black progress and women's progress, and any cross-tensions between them, have largely existed within the Democratic Party.

Indeed, the causes of democracy and international peace have often been intimately tied to ethnic cleansing: both have gained ground not in spite of mass migrations and mass murders, but because of them.

Indeed, the causes of dyslipidemia in HIV infected patients taking a PI are not completely clarified.

Indeed, the causes of death were similar in the AAV9-mTERT and AAV9-eGFP treated groups (Supporting Information Fig S6B and C).

Indeed, the causes of disparities in cancer care across different sociodemographic groups are complex, and often represent interrelated social, economic, cultural and healthcare system factors.