Sentence examples for its causes for from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis was an enormously complex event, and people will be debating its causes for years to come.

She was an active and proud member of the National Council of Jewish Women and ORT, serving each organization and its causes for over 50 years.

Sen. Clinton has worked for this party and its causes for her entire adult life.

If an effect were not dependent on its cause for its existence, then it could have occurred at any time, in fact at all times, and thus would lose its occasional nature.

Churlish though it may sound, the UK's successful waste export story isn't without its cause for concern.

The Fighting Irish will face No. 2-seeded Miami today in another physical matchup that Notre Dame needs to win to help its cause for a National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament bid.

This time there is a man of honour, a kind of lawman without portfolio - someone who believes in justice enough to follow its cause for a pittance.

In other comic book news, the number 666 may fill some people with dread, but for Spider-Man its cause for celebration.

By setting it up before any criminal prosecutions, it effectively barred the inquiry from examining in detail the very crimes that were its cause for fear of prejudicing pending proceedings.

But usually, threats and urgency are a sign of phishing: if you're being asked to do something to prevent your account being shut down, or within a tight deadline, its cause for caution.

The New York State comptroller's office cited the phone hacking scandal as its cause for rejecting a $27 million contract with a News Corporation subsidiary for a system to track student performance.