Sentence examples for more recent causes from inspiring English sources

Some of the more recent causes of congestion might lessen before too long, as the roadworks required for Crossrail and cycle superhighways are completed, but the growth in the number of delivery vans and private hire vehicles together with the loss of road space to cycling have worked against the good effects of the congestion charge, introduced in 2003.

Nobody has drawn up a proper master-plan for California's government since 1879, when the state had 865,000 inhabitants; now a single district in the state Senate contains that many people, but the Senate still has only 40 seats.But there are also more recent causes for the travails of California's government.

"We may well ask who is the American now?", they noted.A more recent cause is the militant posture taken by Stephen Harper, the Conservative prime minister.

Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints Related items Correction: SurinameSep 16th 2010 Two centuries of hopes and fearsSep 9th 2010As Latin America marks the bicentenary of the start of its struggle for political independence, many of its constituent countries have more recent cause for celebration too.

After all, the transformations brought about by the advent of the penny press, in some ways, resemble the more recent ones caused by the Internet.

Car sales in Russia have been rocketing since the 2000s, excluding a slump in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis and another more recent one caused by a weaker rouble and western sanctions over Moscow's annexation of Crimea.

Many Afghans, too, including President Karzai, are wary of empowering private militias, given the factional fighting among mujahedeen groups in the 1990s and the more recent tensions caused by Afghanistan's private security companies.

Along the Sanriku coast, which is located north of Sendai plain with saw-tooth topography, more recent tsunamis caused damages in 1933 and 1896, while few tsunami deposit studies were made before 2011.

Given the usual geographic separation of B. pseudomallei STs, we suggest that this wide-ranging presence of ST562 might result from more recent spread caused by transmission between regions.

In a more recent study on causes of death in a large cohort of black gold miners, "70% of the deaths occurring in the mine were followed by autopsy" (Murray et al. 2007).

A more recent and local cause of dissension was likely over the division of Salisbury when the town of Amesbury was created from it several years earlier.