Sentence examples for series causes from inspiring English sources

Our sons, too, are at risk — the human papillomavirus prevented by the HPV vaccine series causes 70 percent of all throat cancers.

Using the so-called Rochester Cloak, the researchers have cloaked a hand, a face, and a ruler, making each object appear invisible, while just like the fictitious cloak described in the pages of the Harry Potter series, causes no distortion of the background object.

A course built around the seminar series causes undergraduate students to read and write about the primary literature, and attend seminars by scientists speaking to other scientists, and provides direct access to the speakers in the form of an extended discussion over food and drink that follows each seminar.

The Cold War Series: Causes of the Cold War Stewart Ross (Hodder Wayland, £11.99) A new series for Key Stage 3 History, this launch title is a careful study of post-war tension between the rival superpowers, US and USSR.

Webb's series caused an uproar.

But the delay to the series caused by Hughes' death appears to have given him more time to recover.

That makes this series cause for not just celebration in the immediate term, but optimism in the long term.

This shows that Giles has failed to take account of discontinuities in the data series caused by the way wealth is measured.

The Indians, though, overcame the slushy start, won the American League Central and knocked off the Yankees in the division series, causing consternation in Yankeesland that was not eased at a meeting of the brain trust yesterday in Tampa, Fla.

England will be without Jimmy Anderson as well as Stuart Broad when they head to Sri Lanka this month for a seven-match ODI series – causing further disruption to preparations for next year's World Cup.

It turns out that photo is the same one that turned up on the Abernathy ranch earlier in the series, causing Papa Abernathy to freak out and be replaced by a younger model.