Sentence examples for the obvious cause from inspiring English sources

The obvious cause of Nixon's downfall was Watergate, and the obvious cause of Rousseff's is the Lava Jato scandal.

He quickly said the obvious cause is sibling rivalry, with my daughters competing for attention.

The obvious cause of gonorrhea was childhood sexual abuse and incest.

Mohamed Fayed was never going to accept the obvious cause of the accident.

After an autopsy, the Nassau County medical examiner's office said a gunshot wound was the obvious cause of death.

Israeli dominance was the obvious cause of the first, but only one of the causes of the latter.

The parents said shoddy construction and corruption were the obvious causes.

What today would pass as a statement of the obvious caused a maelstrom and Dimbleby, then a freelancer, was summoned to see the BBC's director of television.

In case of a deep sub-Sahara African country like Kenya it is often dismissively argued that lack of finance and appropriate technology are the obvious causes.

It is hard to recapture, or understand, the outrage this statement of the obvious caused in London, where everyone from the House of Commons to Fleet Street screeched angrily that it was a stab in the back.

Diego Costa's goals and Cesc Fabregas's assists are the obvious causes of Chelsea having moved almost out of sight of the rest of English football this season.