Sentence examples for inevitable cause of from inspiring English sources

With reliance on fossil fuels generally seen as "the inevitable cause of our downfall," it seems the West can benefit from boiling poop into a horribly useful gas, too.

The first factor is a very common and almost inevitable cause of partial isotope enrichment, because commercial sources only guarantee the purity of isotope enrichment to between 95 and 98%% (although in practice 99%% is fairly common).

The title, taken from a 1909 book by Norman Angell (later called "The Great Illusion"), refers to the fallacy that the divisions among nations are inevitable causes of war, an illusion that is large ("grand" in French) but not necessarily exalted or noble.

Inevitable causes of redundancy in cDNA libraries are non-uniform abundance of mRNAs from different genes [ 36], presence of paralogous genes, and members of multigene families [ 37].

Don't they see the inevitable cause and effect?" One of the arguments that authoritarian governments use to ward off the call for greater political freedom is to argue that American-style democracy is no guarantee of good policy.

Krasin et al. [9] reviewing the neglected nonunion of the scaphoid felt that radiographic and symptomatic osteoarthritis of the wrist are inevitable causing lifelong morbidity and disability.

Development of high strain in the alveolar region is inevitable causing crestal bone resorption [83, 84].

An inevitable, but not the only, cause of misalignment of the metabolic and anatomical information is normal patient respiration.

However, tumor recurrence and metastasis, which develop after resection, are virtually inevitable and are a major cause of death in rectal cancer patients.

Errors in medical care are inevitable; the root causes of these radiation overdoses have been identified, but no apologies made.

It is not inevitable that all causes of death among HIV-positive people are HIV/AIDS related.