Sentence examples for powerful causes from inspiring English sources

The anonymous writer goes on: But if all living perish, may no point of duration have been fixed for the species; or do we not rather, in these signs of a former world, discover a proof, that, from a change in the media in which organic creatures lived, and from powerful causes operating upon them, their power of propagation may be weakened, and at length become perfectly extinct?

It's unlikely that a forest fire will ever destroy an entire city, but a succession of fires could render it uninhabitable – and abandonment remains one of the most powerful causes of urban collapse.

This trend has a lot of origins, but one of the most powerful causes is probably Google Chrome.

Among the international factors, we underscore the importance of globalization, intensified through economic integration processes, and a well-managed monetary policy as the most powerful causes prompting inflation convergence within Spain.

First, there are few more powerful causes to organize around in American politics outside of elections than a constitutional amendment.

Park said he believes technology and social media are "double-edged swords" because they has the ability to bring people together for powerful causes but also inhibit one-on-one communication between individuals.

It felt itchy at times and, at its most powerful, caused muscles in the forehead to spasm alarmingly.

When his career hits the rocks, she is suddenly the more politically powerful, causing major cracks to appear in their relationship.

Because he has a powerful cause.

Then came the whap to all of our faces of the British Medical Journal article reminder that medicine, in the USA, is the nation's third most powerful cause of death.

Because pursuing sexual pleasure in this deluded way can be a powerful cause of suffering, Buddha required monks and nuns -- persons who had abandoned ordinary life and fully committed themselves to spiritual practice -- to be celibate.