Sentence examples for many contributing causes from inspiring English sources
The report on the loss of the Columbia, released on Tuesday, cited many contributing causes, but said the launching schedule had become "ever more compressed" because of the plan to launch a critical section of the space station, called Node 2, by Feb. 19, 2004.
There are likely to be many contributing causes including possible inexperience in raising cattle compared to traditional cattle owning groups such as the Maasai or Fulani and the co-infection combinations present in the region.
Many contributing causes are directly related to kidney disease, including increased resting energy expenditure, persistent inflammation, acidosis, multiple endocrine disorders and the dialysis procedure itself and muscle wasting is considered one of the most valid markers of PEW in CKD, associated with inflammation and increased mortality [ 42].
Of course, there are many contributing causes.
Also placed in the category of fallacies of generalization is post hoc ergo propter hoc, which tends to single out a single cause when there are in reality many contributing causes (Bk. V, v, 5).
An additional sensitivity analysis of cancer-specific mortality was also performed using vital statistics data from the National Center for Health Statistics Multiple Cause of Death File, which lists as many as 20 contributing causes of death in addition to the reported underlying cause of death [ 11].
Even if bigness really is a contributing cause of many of these problems, framing the issue in those terms doesn't guarantee voters will take the leap with you.
Why, then, are so many fingers pointed at fighting as a contributing cause?
Gary Wright, David Foster, Jim Keltner, Jesse Ed Davis, Leon Russell, Tom Scott, Billy Preston and Jim Horn were among the many contributing musicians.
Many causes contribute to these health disparities, but there is a growing body of research demonstrating that racial discrimination — perceived and actual — is a critical factor.
Although a definitive aetiological cause could not be determined for 29% of the mortality cases, contributing infectious causes for many of these cases were identified.
