Sentence examples for most prominent cause from inspiring English sources
Williams, widely known for building one of the country's most notorious street gangs, had become even more famous for his prison transformation: he was the most prominent cause célèbre for death-penalty abolitionists since Caryl Chessman, the charming serial rapist and author who, after twelve years in San Quentin, went to the gas chamber in 1960.
"The most prominent cause of death in a start-up is growth," said Mark Lipton, author of "Guiding Growth: How Vision Keeps Companies on Course" (Harvard Business School Press) and chairman of the organizational change management program at the New School for Social Research in New York.
With the expansion of human activities, human-dominated land cover conversion has become the most prominent cause of habitat fragmentation.
In the study area, salinity is the most prominent cause of accelerated safe drinking water scarcity, along with arsenic contamination and drought.
Polk's most prominent cause was the annexation of Texas, an issue which caused a dramatic split between Pierce and his former ally Hale, now a U.S. Representative.
Our results are noteworthy because cataract is the most prominent cause of vision loss in the world today.
Following are the most prominent causes of food poisoning, how they get into food, the symptoms they cause and the most appropriate treatment, as described last year by three experts in Patient Care, a magazine for doctors: NORWALK AND NORWALK-LIKE VIRUSES -- These fairly benign organisms account for an estimated two-thirds of food poisoning attacks.
The aim of our study was to identify landscapes with historical persistence in a GIS-based comparative analysis of historical and contemporary maps and the most prominent causes of the past landscape changes, based on stakeholders' perspective.
The most prominent causes of death were related to infections.
Staphylococcus epidermidis is one of the most prominent causes of conjunctivitis, keratitis and endophthalmitis.
The most prominent causes include drug-induced liver injury, viral or autoimmune hepatitis, Wilson disease, ischemia, or unknown reasons [ 1].
