Sentence examples for one common cause from inspiring English sources

One common cause of procrastination on major projects of all types is the feeling that working on them for just a few minutes per day, or per week, "wouldn't be enough".

One common cause of them is herpes infection.

Three men, three murders but apparently one common cause: the global economic crisis that has sent gold prices through the roof and aggravated an already cut-throat scramble for gold in the South American Amazon.

That's why, at this year's meeting, there is a stronger sense than ever that what once were viewed as different causes are now seen by frontline activists as one common cause.

One common cause of hand pain is osteoarthritis when the shock-absorbing cartilage between bones in the finger joints and at the base of the thumb becomes worn or damaged.

One common cause of interference is natural electrical disturbances such as lightning or auroras; another is cross talk, an unwanted transferral of signals from one circuit to another owing to inductive coupling between two or more closely spaced wire lines.

One most common cause of damage of the recovered cores occurs during their fast decompression from the bottomhole to the surface.

We also note the various comorbidities between T2D and CVD129,130,131,132; one interpretation is a common cause.

Congenital ureteropelvic junction obstruction is one the most common causes of neonatal hydronephrosis.

Supraspinatus tendinopathy is one of the common causes of subacromial pain syndrome (SAPS) in overhead athletes.

Alopecia is one of the common causes of hair loss in the world.