Sentence examples for one key cause from inspiring English sources

The current crisis has one key cause: a prolonged contraction of demand.

One key cause of the food price rises of 2008 and 2010-11 was the panicky bans on grain exports imposed by Russia and others when their harvests looked doubtful.

"Poverty in a Land of Plenty: Can Hartford Ever Recover?" (front page, Aug. 26) did not cite one key cause of Hartford's decline: the state has allocated hundreds of millions of dollars to expanding highways out of the city, and to other infrastructure required to support the middle-class exodus to the suburbs.

If that finding holds in other studies, it suggests one key reason why it is so difficult to create a drug that doesn't cause unintended side effects.

The presentation of stimuli ensured that for each participant one key press always caused an entirely novel stimulus compound (surprise condition), whereas the other key press always caused a stimulus compound in which the colour had been previously associated with the same key press in the pre-training phase (expected condition).

In one key area — the causes and cures for declining wages — the voters are right: neither candidate has adequately addressed the issue.

From the opening pages, the evils of capitalism and neoliberalism are presented as one of they key causes of the Arab spring.

Merritt says one of the key causes was budget cuts, adding that whether executives intended to cut safety budgets was not relevant.

When the seething discontent in Britain's inner cities exploded into widespread rioting in the early 1980s, discrimination in housing was identified as one of the key causes.

Sanders has gained the backing of singer and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte and the daughter of Eric Garner, whose death at the hands of police in New York in 2014 became one of the key causes of the Black Lives Matter movement.

One of the key causes of this unfavorable phenomenon is an increase of slip velocities in rail-wheel contact.