Sentence examples for the next cause from inspiring English sources
"Is the next cause the much blamed television?" she wondered.
The next cause of job dissatisfaction picked up in the CIPD survey is lack of training and development.
Beyond that, states and municipalities need to be wary of shifting public responsibilities onto the shoulders of philanthropies that can easily change their minds by the next cause.
The second is that fear is a symptom of religion: in particular, doctrines of punishment in both this life and the next cause ignorant believers to live in fear unnecessarily.
Dagan predicted, with some humor, that al-Jazeera would be the next cause of war in the Middle East as some Arab leaders (specifically Saudi Arabia) are willing to take drastic steps to shut down the channel, and hold Sheikh Hamid personally responsible for its provocations.
Armstrong's Livestrong is currently leading the pack for the next cause.
Fish harvests, after all, would be up one year and down the next, causing the krona and local fortunes to swing wildly.
"The sea-ice retreat can no more be explained with the natural variability from one year to the next, caused by weather influence," said Georg Heygster, head of the Institute of Environmental Physics at Bremen.
Although different users might be scheduled on a particular PRB from one TTI to the next, causing strong interference variations along time as well, users might also continuously be scheduled on the same PRBs for consecutive TTIs.
To investigate whether a reduction in vegetative growth rate or prolonged plastochron (i.e. the time between one leaf initiation and the next) causes the late-flowering phenotype in the z3 mutant, we compared leaf emergence rates between the wild type and the z3 mutant under long-day conditions (14.5 h-light, 30 °C/9.5 h-dark, 24 °C) in the growth chambers.
Generational incidences of fathers molesting daughters and transforming girls into monsters, of grown men behaving badly in actions stemming from their own childhood traumas, and the solution of one mysterious string of seemingly unrelated killings only opening the door to the next, causes the book to break free from its difficult beginnings.
