Sentence examples for recent causes from inspiring English sources

But the boffins have two recent causes for concern.

Upset her activism and recent causes had been vastly overlooked, Rose was very eloquently irate.

But he said that this factor, and any other recent causes of gold's surge, are unlikely to affect its price forever.

(a proposed resort is prompting concerns about the effect it will have on beaches), to Long Island (among the most recent causes of beach erosion was an April northeaster).

The most recent causes of low water were the mild winters in 2011 and 2012, which left too little snow to feed the lakes, traditionally "the largest source of water to the Great Lakes," Mr. Kompoltowicz of the corps said.

In one of few recent causes for optimism in Kabul, the two presidential rivals last month agreed to serve alongside one another after a five-month impasse over the outcome of the ballot, claims that the run-off between the two candidates had been rigged, and a UN-supervised recount.

The temporary fixing of Greece's problems with a €130 billion, or $173 billion, bailout last week was the most recent cause for optimism.

The most recent cause was a football match in October between the bitter Glasgow rivals, Rangers (mainly Protestant) and Celtic (mainly Catholic).

"We may well ask who is the American now?", they noted.A more recent cause is the militant posture taken by Stephen Harper, the Conservative prime minister.

Page 24 DISCLOSURE FOR KENNEDY That Caroline Kennedy has not filed disclosure forms, even when she was employed by the city's Department of Education, has been a recent cause for questions.

The most recent cause for Mr. Amicone's concern is opposition to a proposal for 18 residential towers in a 112-acre industrial zone along 1.25 miles of the Hudson River.