Sentence examples for routine causes from inspiring English sources

Ms. Childs's advice is to plan for more routine causes of computer outages first, and build from there.

For Jovtchev, hanging on the rings at the start of his routine causes searing pain to shoot through his shoulders and arms.

In one scene Sam, disturbed by a change in routine, causes a scene in a restaurant, which allows us to see, through Lucy's eyes, a side of him that is hard to manage.

The injury counts combine routine causes of death statistics, hospital discharge registers and data sources specific to injury areas, including road accidents and accidents at work.

He believes that this routine causes to get hits every time he bats.

In much of the world, of course, bacterial disease is a routine cause of tragedy.

But not always: it can also be profoundly destabilizing, with the lack of a predictable routine causing anxiety.

But for a finely tuned offense that thrives on rhythm and timing, a question remains: Does the slightest alteration in the routine cause the offense to start skipping like a bad record?

It sounded farfetched to me, and Tomás allowed that the dead Samatenje had spent a lot of time drinking at the tavern in Vila Gorongosa, and fooling around with the ladies there, which was a more routine cause of death in the area.

The evaluation of the nationwide effect of SCS on skin cancer mortality is hampered by birth cohort effects and low quality of the routine cause-of-death statistics.

Donald not only proved that William's not the only "bare chested, honky donky man" in the ballroom, but his "bizarre, sexy, hot, raunchy, damn" routine caused Carrie Ann to absolutely lose her mind.