Sentence examples for more often caused from inspiring English sources

According to current understanding of accidents, human failure events are more often caused by work interactions and conditions than by people.

The biggest cause of amputation in the UK is vascular disease, although in younger people, trauma is more often caused by accidents, especially in cars.

Though insurgents often claim such attacks, most Afghan and American officials believe the violence is more often caused by personal enmity or cultural tension.

Hitchings's little fits and rages, however, are more often caused by those who take too simplistic a view of  the decline of modern manners, rather than by the jostling, beheadphoned, Pringles-munching, onesie-wearing loudmouth barbarian hordes.

The inflammation of the mouth and gums that some pregnant women complain of is more often caused by poor oral hygiene, by vitamin deficiencies, or by anemia than by the pregnancy itself.

"We know about your 'pea-soupers'," they would say, conjuring images of ye olde England shrouded in Dickensian gloom, happily ignoring the murky haze outside their own classroom window (then more often caused by sand storms than coal-burning power plants).

Coughing the ball up more often causes the team's assist-to-turnover ratio to plummet.

Im started to think he dont do it more often cause he is scared of getting his headband knocked off," @NotChuckBarkley wrote.

In rare cases eating too much chocolate can lead to theobromine poisoning which can be lethal  - but more often causes nausea, trembling, or headaches.The danger is even more acute for animals.

But for retail investors I think it more often causes us to misfire than to make the decision.

Besides, accounting for mobility of vehicles, the throughput decreases since mobile receivers cross the tagged vehicle's transmission range more often causing the network transmission failure.