Sentence examples for the nearest cause from inspiring English sources

I want to read for hours, practice calligraphy, donate money to the nearest cause and learn how to knit.

Their attempts to derail her filibuster as the midnight deadline neared caused the gallery to erupt in screams, throwing the results of the vote on the bill into disarray.

The microstructures in middle zone are similar to that of the near surface, causing uniform hardness profile.

In the final four days of the Games, air began circulating over England and the near continent causing increases in ground level ozone.

Most worrying was a slowdown in growth of incoming new business across the three sectors to the second-weakest pace since June 2009 – only the near-stagnation caused by heavy snowfall last December was weaker," he added.

The narrative of The English Passengers was prompted by the near-genocide caused by British colonisation of Tasmania in the 19th century, where "all the original population and culture was lost within 40 years.

Several parameters were used to study the effects of near-fault versus far-field ground motions and presented the near-fault caused more extensive apparent damage in the column (Brown and Saiidi 2008).

When Abqaiq was attacked the vast facility was largely spared, but the near miss caused the global price of oil to jump.

Ekblom (1994) made a useful distinction between near and far causes of crime, with the rider that, as a near cause, opportunity had a more powerful and immediate effect on crime than criminal dispositions formed many years before.

The warm side of the particle heats the air near it, causing the air molecules to speed up.

The attack on the outpost, near Wanat, caused the worst single loss for the American military in Afghanistan since June 2005, and one of the worst over all since the invasion in late 2001.