Sentence examples for principle causes from inspiring English sources

The same principle causes a female fish of the swordtail species to prefer males with "swords" extending from their bodies.

Major trauma remains one of the principle causes of disability and death throughout the world.

In these cases, it holds that the principle causes its principiate, and the principiate causes its principle.

In some parts of the world, tuberculosis is one of the principle causes of uveitis [6 9].

In AM components, as in all engineering materials, fatigue is considered as one of the principle causes of unexpected failure.

Moreover, command shaping in principle causes delay in system's response while it reduces system vibration and in this manner the amount of vibration reduction and the rise time conflict one another.

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".