Sentence examples for more serious cause from inspiring English sources

But a more serious cause is the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003.

Thousands of wells have already been drilled in Texas, leading to a substantial rise in the use of natural gas in the US and a major decline in the burning of coal, a far more serious cause of carbon pollution.

The critics are right that WBBM's program had production flaws that probably contributed to its failure to gain ratings satisfactory to management, but there is a more serious cause for its failure -- one that plays right into the presidential election's concentration on the failure of our educational system.

It should be noted that although such OTC products are used to provide symptomatic relief of viral and bacterial pharyngitis, worsening of symptoms may suggest a more serious cause and the opinion of a medical professional should be sought.

Since the colour can be altered by medicines and food as well as more serious causes such as infections or cancers, what hues should worry you?

Then there are the more serious causes — as when a treatment is specifically excluded from your policy, for example, or, as in Ms. Carr's case, when the insurer deems a procedure experimental and therefore ineligible for reimbursement.

The division of the overall cohort (into "muscular" and "non-muscular" subgroups) was a relatively arbitrary decision, but enabled us to highlight more serious causes.

If the patient is well, they can be reassured in the ED, but patients should have follow-up to exclude more serious causes.

In this case, the temporary profile pic is aimed at just having a little fun on the site, but in other cases, users have been changing up their photos in support of more serious causes.

Sometimes he introduced more serious causes: capital punishment, modern architecture, the works of D. H. Lawrence and Jacob Epstein, and the lesbian novel The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall, which had been denounced in the Express editorial columns as "infamous".

To more serious causes for sleep loss, thinking of this decade defined for many of us by American combat operations, I cannot help but be reminded of Jenny Holzer's powerful exhibition, "PROTECT, PROTECT" here in New York City at the Whitney Museum.