Sentence examples for line of cause from inspiring English sources

The long slide may not have been an automatic line of cause and effect though.

When you enter the messy, multifaceted world of dysbiosis, the lines of cause and effect become much harder to untangle.

The practice is understandable: when a patient has more than one problem, it's harder to untangle the lines of cause and effect.

Sometimes the lines of cause and effect can be drawn too firmly in fiction, and that's the case in "Stillman Wing".

Wilson is an irresistible target because he was both theorist and President, which makes the lines of cause and effect especially legible.

The second is for analyzing the relation with urban policies by forming a relations diagram with lines of causes and influence described with respect to time.

Cameras shooting live action from behind the line of scrimmage caused viewers to lose field perspective, the yard line or where a reception was caught.

"I think that mycotoxin still has to be No. 1 on our list," he added, indulging the thoroughbred industry's grim new sort of handicapping in going down the morning line of likely causes.

That could decrease the amount of oxygen reaching the eye and if untreated, she said, "the blood vessels can grow through the line of sight, causing permanent vision impairment".

Four police officers have been arrested in Siberia over the death of a man in custody, in the latest in a line of cases causing outrage in Russia.

Edge contact of tooth surfaces is avoided by limitation of shift of line of action caused by errors Δγ and ΔE of the crossing angle and the shortest distance, respectively.