Sentence examples for most immediate causes from inspiring English sources

According to this study, the most immediate causes are limited resources and poor international commercialization skills.

While sector work addresses the most immediate causes (and to some extent underlying causes) of the problem, a deeper layer of causes is usually left out of the analysis.

From about 1975, migratory flows were greatly modified, the most immediate cause being economic.

But this month's elections in the euro zone were perhaps the most immediate cause of last week's flight to safety.

The most immediate cause of King Cotton's decline is that people around the world are buying less clothing and home furnishings.

The most immediate cause of the current civil war in Ivory Coast was the exclusion from the 2000 Presidential election of one candidate because of his foreign parentage.

The most immediate cause of the states' problems is the decline in tax revenue caused by the downturn, just as the demand for services has increased.

Given that the most immediate cause of the financial crisis was that banks faced runs in the short-term lending markets, this is a spectacular hole in financial reform.

But the most immediate cause of the disaster this country suffered last night was the flippant, careless, irresponsible way David Cameron tried to buy off the right wing of his own party by offering them a referendum.

The Geneva III peace process is the most immediate cause for this latest offensive against Aleppo, led on the ground by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps IRGCC) and its proxies, as well as Russian airstrikes.

The most immediate cause of the crash, the report found, was the crew's "failure to monitor altitude by means of a pressure altimeter during a nonprecision approach" — they descended too far below the fog without realizing it — and then it failed to heed an automated warning to pull up.