Sentence examples for living cause from inspiring English sources

"The activities of daily living cause them fatigue," Dr. Farrell said.

For the preservation of the union is again a living cause, not something from history.

Does city living cause mental illness?

Many examples like the immense global CO2 emissions, dwindling resources, child labor as well as the increasing gap between the richest and the poorest show that the consequences of our current way of living cause not only ecological but also social problems in the industrialized and developing countries (Lowe 1998).

He went on to dismiss it as a "nostalgic plea for sympathy for a still living cause of Southern reaction".

If it's somebody that's been smoking for example and is trying to give up smoking and life feels like it's not worth living cause they can't smoke..... ........ (P1) Several participants considered that depression may lead to heart disease as depressed individuals are more likely to lead an unhealthy life.

In Paris Ignatius soon had another group of disciples whose manner of living caused such a stir that he had to explain himself to the religious authorities.

My own totally unscientific, armchair diagnosis is that like other chronically unsatisfied people, the daily business of living caused my father despair.

In 1915 Ferens opened a parliamentary debate on the increase in the cost of living caused by the war, which was "causing much hardship, especially to the poor".

This could be a result of the cost of living, causing many seniors on retirement income to move to more affordable locations.

I know how to live cause of what she taught me.