Sentence examples for regular cause from inspiring English sources

Spring-break keggers, built around daddy's Jeep and bonfires on public land, became a regular cause for a ranger's headache.

During the next eight years, I gave regular cause for offence by exhibiting my admiration for Jenkins and (combined with immense affection) Crosland.

If one argues that a Mendelian mutation is chance, what one means is with respect to that particular theory it is chance, but one may well believe that the mutation came about by normal regular causes and that if these were all known, then it would not longer be chance at all but necessity.

Tissue stretching and compression due to regular movement can also cause transient interstitial flow.

It does not carry as far as a regular ball, causing fewer touchbacks.

In other words, the air travel of a minority of regular flyers causes a substantial slice of UK emissions.

Experts said, however, that the product would burn poorly and contain more impurities than regular gasoline, causing damage to engines.

There are big shortages, especially in activities that demand large and regular commitments.The causes are hotly debated.

They monitor the light of 2,000 nearby stars, looking for the regular blips caused when a planet passes by, or transits.

The Clemens report argues that his longevity "was due to his ability to adjust his style of pitching as he got older, incorporating his very effective split-finger fastball to offset the decrease in the speed of his regular fastball caused by aging".

Hume's acknowledgment of regular, predictable causes of the moral and aesthetic sentiment is sometimes taken as an indication that Hume is not a genuine subjectivist.