Sentence examples for particular causes for from inspiring English sources

According to the HM Inspectorate of Prisons annual report, cannabis substitutes Spice and Black Mamba were particular "causes for concern" in more than a third of the jails inspected.

He said the prevalence of Spice and Black Mamba, chemical alternatives to cannabis, presented particular "cause for concern" in more than one third of the jails inspected.

Bleaching in the northernmost quarter of the reef is a particular "cause for concern," Hunt said.

That seat, in particular, causes major heartburn for the GOP, as Hoffman lost the special election in 2009 to Bill Owens after his Tea Baggin' supporters pushed moderate Dede Scozzafava out of the race.

Aristotle seems to make room for this case when he says that we should look "for general causes of general things and for particular causes of particular things" (Phys. 195 a 25 26).

Some validation studies for particular causes of death have been reported from research-based demographic surveillance sites, although this is not possible to do for every cause of death (7, 8).

Urinary trouble that persists despite treatment is a particular cause for concern, she said.

The figures for the NHS and for chairs of public boards are a particular cause for concern.

To free-speech advocates in Pakistan, the government's seeming insouciance about censorship is a particular cause for alarm.

"Dermal fillers are a particular cause for concern as anyone can set themselves up as a practitioner, with no requirement for knowledge, training or previous experience.

The claim that the UK would still be permitted under international law to take action without an UN security council resolution gives particular cause for concern.