Sentence examples for minor causes from inspiring English sources

As the major moral issues were exhausted, eager loyalists had to make do with minor causes.

Within this context, where large swaths of the so-called real world have already surrendered to cynicism, perhaps direct action and protests, even in the name of seemingly minor causes, are the only politics that still makes sense.

Schulze is so fond of describing this era because it allows him a grand subject: how major and minor causes, the private and the political, constantly overtake each other.

Other minor causes include excessive room lighting, limited patient maneuverability, and limited sonographic window due to dressings, wounds, and chest tubes [6].

In contrast, intraocular tumors (6, 1.7 %) and posterior vitreous detachment (1, 3.5 %) were the minor causes of non- and posttraumatic cataract, respectively.

Because economic theory includes only the most important causes and necessarily ignores minor causes, its claims, like claims concerning tides, are inexact.

"Tonsillolith would be a minor cause".

When the parade's organizers declined the offering, a minor cause celebre ensued.

Fifty years ago, Salmonella enteritidis (pronounced enter-IT-idis) was a minor cause of illness.

While most were minor, causing no immediate injury, they nonetheless illuminate underlying problems.

His case became a minor cause celebre and he was offered places, and employment, by other art schools.