History recorded the hypnotism disquiet as the principle cause of his defeat, but Eubank is adamant to the contrary.
It may well be that the continent-wide circumcision campaign to prevent Aids is a principle cause of the institutional silence on the issue.
Attacks from the air are not the principle cause of injuries and death in Syria; small arms, artillery and mortars cause far more wounds.
Osteoarthritis, characterized by a breakdown in the joint's cartilage, is the principle cause of nearly half a million knee and hip replacements each year, according to the American Association of Orthopedic Surgeons.
As he writes, his image of the butterfly "draws upon popular ideas of chaos theory, in which the beating of the wings of a butterfly can in principle cause a tornado on the other side of the globe".
The report finds that social security and tax credit policies are the principle cause of rising poverty and inequality so it warns against any major cuts to benefits after the election.
A government report finds that about 26 percent of the oil released from BP's runaway well is still in the water or onshore in a form that could, in principle, cause new problems.
While experts believe that nitrogen pollution being released into the bay from city sewage treatment plants may be a principle cause for the severe loss of marshland, D.E.P. has no current plans to further reduce the pollution created by these treatment facilities.
The World Health Organization's 20-year review of the Chernobyl disaster found that its psychological impacts did more health damage than radiation exposure did, and a principle cause of the population's debilitating stress was "an exaggerated sense of the dangers to health of exposure to radiation".
This effect can in principle cause noticeable changes in selectivity.
Cardiovascular disease is the principle cause of death in Latin America.
