Sentence examples for sinister causes from inspiring English sources

The death, whether from natural or more sinister causes, of Chief Moshood Abiola may yet dash Nigeria's best chance since independence for stable civilian rule.

Bromwich understands Burke as a connoisseur of delusion, of specious ideas whose apparent plausibility wins support for misguided or dangerously sinister causes.

Although his death was attributed to a heart attack, doubts have lingered, enabling Maurensig to imagine more sinister causes in this enthralling novel.

After exclusion of more sinister causes of haemorrhoidal symptoms (rectal bleeding, perianal irritation and prolapse), the best option for treatment depends upon persistence and severity of the symptoms.

Aside from unjustified financial fears, there's a more sinister cause of U.S. passivity: business fear of Chinese retaliation.

But the blaze, one of 391 fires at vacant buildings in the city over the past two years, may have had a more sinister cause.

But accident and forensic experts told Saffron Walden coroner's court in Essex there was no evidence to suggest a sinister cause to the smash.

He may consider, say, chest pain as unlikely to reflect a sinister cause in a given setting, but would be foolhardy to rely on his clinical acumen alone.It is the American physician's dread of lawsuits that drives up the cost of health care more than any other single factor.

The majority of benign 6th nerve palsies do not have a sinister cause and have an excellent prognosis, with recovery expected in most cases.

Whilst an isolated 6th cranial nerve palsy may seem less likely to be due to an underlying sinister cause, up to a third of such palsies in children have a neoplastic origin [ 14].

This can also manifest in hypochondria, if you are always worrying that minor symptoms point to a deeper, more sinister cause.