Sentence examples for palpable cause from inspiring English sources

While some offshore fund-transfer companies might continue to profit off online gambling in America, onshore bookies in the U.S. now at least have palpable cause for celebration, said Kenneth Weitzner, an online gambling expert known in the industry as The Shrink.

The difficulty in curing metastatic breast cancer may be in part because metastatic spread is usually detected only after the deposit has grown large enough to be palpable, cause overt clinical symptoms, or be identified by imaging.

Establishing the diagnosis of femur metastasis sometimes can be difficult: indeed, although femur metastases can be painful or palpable or cause deformity, sometimes they can be asymptomatic.

Establishing the diagnosis of skeletal muscle metastasis sometimes can be difficult: indeed, although skeletal muscle metastases can be painful or palpable or cause deformity according to location, sometimes they can be asymptomatic.

In the skin, the disease causes palpable purpura (small hemorrhages); often with joint and abdominal pain.

This has caused palpable unease among BJP's allies, who may be hesitant in extending support to a Modi-led regime in case the BJP fails to get majority.

NBLs are most commonly located within the adrenal gland, so typically present as palpable abdominal masses causing pain and distension [ 1, 4].

Benign fluid filled cysts are a common cause of palpable masses in middle aged women.

Mr. Ledger, of "Monster's Ball" and "A Knight's Tale," wore a buzz cut and caused a palpable heat.

The news that James Merrill died last month in Arizona at the age of 68, of a sudden heart attack, caused a palpable shock in the literary world.

The claw seems to extend beyond the surface of the screen and into the audience's personal space, violating our ingrained sense of security (it's only a movie, and as such it will stay on the screen) and causing a palpable shock (which must have enlivened a lot of date nights at the time).