Sentence examples for potent cause from inspiring English sources

In people with epilepsy, Dr. Harden said, sleep deprivation can be a potent cause of seizures.

Perceived unfairness in comparative remuneration of the executive to the staff can be a potent cause of disengagement.

Poor choice of material during the design phase is also a potent cause of product failure.

The second, and equally potent, cause was the loss of her parliamentary majority in the 2017 general election, which makes implementation even more difficult.

Debts have continued to build up over the past eight years and they have reached such levels in every part of the world that they have become a potent cause for mischief," he said on the eve of the event.

But a more potent cause for resentment was his espousal of Omanisation, which impacted on the many mercenaries, civil as well as military, who regarded employment in the sultanate as a meal ticket for life.

It is this state of affairs which is among the most potent causes for the current world-wide rebellious unrest.

They identify the most potent causes of human suffering, create institutions and norms to counteract them and dispense with the tradition of empathic handwringing.

Bertrand Russell said that envy was one of the most potent causes of unhappiness, and it's well known as one of the seven deadly sins.

House dust mite allergens from the Pyroglyphidae family are one of the most frequent and potent causes of allergic sensitatisation.

Carbon nanoparticles continuously generated from industries and vehicles due to incomplete combustion of fuels is one of the potent causes of air pollution.