Repeatedly passing through a Manhattan-bound tunnel during rush hour without proper emotional support is a common cause of Lincoln Tunnel syndrome.
Anita Sims-Rannford, an elder at the church in Newark, said that Mr. Wright's praise for Mr. Obama "shows that we can all be in support of a common cause but not agree on the best way to accomplish the goals".
However, our findings were not sufficiently strong (standardized beta coefficients on the order of 0.05 0.15) or consistent (some measures were associated, while others were not) to support a common-cause argument (40).
Despite available therapies, including corticosteroids, volume replacement, antibiotics, and vasopressor support, endotoxic shock remains a common cause of death in ICUs [ 5].
While ecological circumstances obviously differ from group to group, such congruence in patterns and tempos of diversification supports the idea that a common cause, namely, large-scale changes in past environments, has shaped the phylogenetic histories among disparate groups of organisms as well as independent lineages of mustelids.
It's not uncommon for industry elites to take up a common cause, but support wanes as public attention moves on to other problems.
Pupils getting ready for the Belgrade Marathon Satisfaction Race [UNICEF Serbia/Shubuckl] The participation of UNICEF in sports is based on the knowledge that sport has the power to unite people from different ethnic, cultural and socio-economic backgrounds around a common cause – to support those who need help.
Physiotherapists however voiced support for role extension, claiming to possess specialist knowledge of musculoskeletal problems, a common cause for work absence.
The secret languages of workplaces can often be unpleasant – but they serve a deeper purpose of binding people together in a common cause, of rousing them for the fight and of supporting them in that fight.
