Sentence examples for visible causes from inspiring English sources

No, I wasn't expecting twins (which can cause terrible sickness) and nor were there any other visible causes.

Overexploitation and increasing demands are the glaring visible causes, but weakness or absence of fishery management is the core problem.

However these experiences unfold, they have a lasting impact, equivalent to a trauma with no visible cause.

But analysts said the less visible cause of Monday's uncertainty was ambiguity about the strength of the recovery.

"Everybody has a sense of what an activist is, this person who spends 24 hours a day in this very visible cause," he said.

By the time Gutiérrez Soto's asylum case had reached its final hearing, in December, 2016, it had become a highly visible cause for American defenders of journalism.

Yet these figures, tallied by Iraq Body Count, an independent web-based monitoring organisation, are only the most visible cause for alarm.

He coddled her through illness after illness, none with a visible cause; excused her from all social and domestic duties; and was almost comically proud of the many books he encouraged her to publish.

Many of her other symptoms — the rapid heart rate, being unable to urinate, abdominal pain with no visible cause, even her constipation, which had been so severe that six months before much of her colon was removed — could be caused by damage to the autonomic nervous system.

And the drama peaked with Ravel's "Vocalise," in which, given the absence of words, there was no visible cause for any emotion at all, and where it unfortunately distracted from Ms. Shaham's fine execution of vocal runs and ornamental touches.

A marked soft tissue swelling is now visible caused by an underlying infectious process.