Sentence examples for mixture of causes from inspiring English sources

Ms Maguire has regained prominence recently, with a voice that challenges and disturbs by adopting an unusual mixture of causes.

Katherine McCormick, Hartford's health director, said the city's high number of pregnant teenagers could be attributed to a mixture of causes, including poverty, school dropout rates and cultural factors.

"What I realized along the way," he went on, "was that there actually was an ideology"—a mixture of causes, playing to the tech industry's appetite for highly trained experts, that he's taken to calling "the knowledge-economy agenda".

"What I realized along the way," he went on, "was that there actually was an ideology" — a mixture of causes, playing to the tech industry's appetite for highly trained experts, that he's taken to calling "the knowledge-economy agenda".

In most cases, a complex mixture of causes contribute to business failure; it is very rare for one single factor to be involved (FEE [2004]).

As ever, there's likely a mixture of causes, from the prevalence of the extreme anxiety-inducing N-Ethylpentylone to the ever-dubious influence of social media.

In reality it will be a mixture of cause and effective spectacle.

What seems to have happened is a mixture of several causes.

This mixture of antigens causes, cross-reactions with other bacteria [ 9, 18].

These two hypotheses are not mutually exclusive and a mixture of several causes and functions of pair-living is possible (Fuentes 2002; Reichard & Boesch 2003; Dobson et al. 2010).

However, since relapsed clubfoot deformity after surgical correction is an infrequent condition only small case series can be collected and mixture of aetiologies causing clubfoot are included in the majority of published papers.