Sentence examples for pivotal causes from inspiring English sources

This suggests that intuitive judgments of responsibility can be graded even for pivotal causes.

Gaydamak has always been known for his sharp tongue – he once described Olmert as 'stupid' – but he outdid himself last month when he declared his opinion on whether the annual Jerusalem Gay Pride march, which has become a pivotal cause for the religious right in the city, would go ahead on his watch.

Spending a year, as he did in 2007, visiting 80 of the world's most arresting gardens for a BBC2 series sounds like a dream assignment to most, but it is evident that Don now views the stress of the 12-hour days and endless travel as a pivotal cause of his build-up of stress.

From this point of view, the medication overuse can be considered the pivotal cause of the altered protein excretion.

And yet Ballard somehow foresaw that Reagan would one day serve not only as president, but as a pivotal cause of deprivation and death among American children.

Metastasis is the most pivotal cause of mortality in cancer patients.

Thus, an imbalance in dopamine systems may be a pivotal cause of tic disorders.

During oxidative stress, mitochondrial damage is a pivotal cause of extracellular hazardous content including both free radicals and DAMPs.

These findings together with the knowledge from published reports on lean pregnant women with GDM corroborate GDM as the pivotal cause of newborn hyperinsulinemia.

An inadequate surfactant production is the pivotal cause of hyaline membrane disease, also called infant respiratory distress syndrome (iRDS), the most frequent respiratory disease of preterm infants [ 16].

AChE suppression prevents both miR-132 increases and the accompanying cognitive malfunctioning that suggests the stress-associated changes in neurite sprouting is a pivotal cause of these damages, and opens new venues for treating trauma patients by mitigating irreversible changes in their neuronal network.