Sentence examples for nearly all causes from inspiring English sources

That is, blacks experience lower rate of mortality increase for nearly all causes of death.

Other blue collar workers showed excess (not statistically significant) risks of death for nearly all causes considered.

Mortality increases more rapidly with age for whites than for blacks for nearly all causes of death considered.

Similarly, the decrease in nearly all causes of death in Le and colleagues' study suggests that patients receiving reconstructive implants are not comparable with the general population, requiring that extra caution be exercised in interpreting results.

It's this social currency plus an emotional connection that drives nearly all cause-based social-media successes.

In the USA and Europe, nearly all cases are caused by bacteria, whereas in tropical regions such as India, 10 20% of cases are caused by fungi 8. Ocular surface bacteria contaminate the aqueous humor in 7 43% of cataract operations, but endophthalmitis is rare 9– 11.

And nearly all the volcanoes are caused by the oceanic plates sliding deep beneath the continental ones, eventually reaching temperatures and pressures so extreme that they melt the rock above them.

Nearly all the problems were caused by Republicans, yet there are some who are considering putting them in charge again.

However, some of the world's richest people have taken a very different view: nearly one-sixth of US billionaires have pledged to donate nearly all their wealth to philanthropic causes during their lifetimes.

Nearly all the illnesses have been caused by a black mold called Exserohilum.

Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson Jeanette's relationship with her "Old Testament" mother is the central theme of this book, the cause of nearly all the joy and sorrow.