Sentence examples for usual cause from inspiring English sources

This stops the connecting part between the cable and the connector becoming damaged and frayed, the usual cause of death for most stock phone power cables, which usually don't last longer than a few months of normal use.

Alzheimer's disease progression from diagnosis to death is usually about seven to ten years, with pneumonia or sepsis as the usual cause of death (Brookmeyer et al 2002; Cummings and Cole 2002).

Build up of plaque, known as atherosclerosis, is the usual cause of this narrowing.

The usual cause of one or both eyes turning pink or red is conjunctivitis.

In early and middle adult life the usual cause for progressive impairment of hearing is otosclerosis.

The usual cause is a derangement of the body's immune system-known as Graves' disease.

Such measures were used on 31 days last year, the highest since 2008, and on more consecutive days than usual, causing traffic snarl-ups and protests in towns and villages usually bypassed by the motorway.

However, there are the usual cause-effect concerns associated with survey data.

Hydropower projects and human settlement were the usual causes.

The usual causes of urge incontinence in men are involuntary contractions of the bladder muscles (overactive bladder).

In addition to listing the usual causes, Mounk writes that too much distance emerged between government and the governed.