Sentence examples for the probable cause is from inspiring English sources

The probable cause is a congenital malfunction in nerve signals in the trigeminal nerve nucleus.

American investigators subsequently decided that the probable cause was a fuel tank explosion.

The probable cause being the constant abuse she endures from her father.

"The probable cause was suggested as a bomb in the forward cargo hold," said Mr. Caiger, a senior officer of the National Research Council of Canada and a consultant to the Safety Board.

The probable cause was a micrometeorite that cut a 10-foot section off of the 82-foot wire and caused it to retract into its original spherical housing, sending the "little black sphere flying through the solar system," Bester said.

"With regard to the crane accident itself, it is highly unlikely that a March 4 inspection would have prevented the horrific accident that happened on March 15, which we are still looking at the probable cause being mechanical failure or human failure during the 'jumping' operations when the crane was raised," said Patricia J. Lancaster, the commissioner of the Department of Buildings.

A government document obtained by Ceng Jing Cao Yuan, a local advocacy group, showed that more than 12,000 sheep died and 23,000 fell sick in seven villages and two farms near the factory between 2008 and 2009, with the probable cause being high levels of fluoride in their bones and in the grasslands, though tests on herders showed no ill effects in humans.

The probable cause was the process of fruit liberation and the intense bird predation observed in the field.

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board investigated the crash (report available) and found that the probable cause was egregious error by Brazilian air traffic control, which Sharkey had said all along.

Today, experts say the probable cause was a prehistoric landslide that could not have been detected with the limited knowledge of geology in the 1920s.

The report stated the probable cause was the high rate of near head-on closure, and that at high altitude, there were human and cockpit limitations involved.