Sentence examples for man-made causes from inspiring English sources

But inconsistency also has man-made causes.

The picture, which appeared on the gossip site TMZ, shows a visibly absorbed McConnell reading a scholarly volume entitled, "The Man-Made Causes of Global Warming".

His data showed that the majority of Alaskans had indeed detected a change in climate and attributed it to man-made causes; they also said they believed warming would have significant impacts on Alaska and the world.

Recovery can come only with vital, even heroic, outside help; but such help, no matter how inspiring the generosity it embodies, will do little to restore Haiti unless it addresses, as countless prior interventions built on transports of sympathy have not, the man-made causes that lie beneath the Haitian malady.

Since an apparent seismicity change is often due to man-made causes, the Z-value anomalies found in the present study should be carefully examined.

This merely establishes a statistically significant link in temperatures between two regions, it does not attempt to blame Antarctic warming on natural or man-made causes.

Some inconclusive signs suggested that it was man-made, caused by the use of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).

"She shared the views of the scientists already in the late '90s that there is a strong man-made cause and that it can also be altered by a change in human behavior".

In it, brief statements about the unarguable fact of man-made global warming are accompanied by long arguments about how greenhouse gas emissions, the main man-made cause, and temperatures have been higher in the (very distant) past, and by claims that impacts such as rising sea levels and the threat to polar bears have been distorted.

The two worst crises — in Nigeria and South Sudan — are man-made, caused by fighting and insecurity.

However, many if not most of today's ecological and humanitarian disasters have at their root a man-made cause.