Sentence examples for was a direct cause from inspiring English sources

Home Office pathologist John Clark said it was unlikely that a head injury suffered during a fight earlier was a direct cause of death.

While these infections can be severe, and some patients in this investigation have died, officials said it's unclear whether the infection was a direct cause of death.

Her last book, This Changes Everything, published in 2014, discussed how unregulated capitalism was a direct cause of catastrophic climate change.

Small matter that the credit bonanza of the early 2000s was a direct cause of the financial crisis, and that we are also being urged to save for our retirement: ever-cheaper credit remains the economic growth hormone of choice.

France's most famous octogenarian chef, Paul Bocuse, is among those who believe there was a direct cause and effect between GaultMillau's decision to drop Loiseau's rating from 19 to 17 out of 20 and his death a week later.

"We feel confident that the inaction of the city in educating and training its crew members on the two-pilot rule was a direct cause of this tragedy," he said.

The directional effect is a direct cause of the severe anisotropy in the mechanical properties of the fabricated part.

When inhaled, they are a direct cause of asbestosis, a lung disease.

Suggestions that G8 policy, far from alleviating poverty, is a direct cause of it, are not welcome.

While early pregnancy might rarely be a direct cause of maternal death, unsafe abortion most certainly is.

A seed, for example, is a direct cause of a plant, while sunshine, water, and earth are auxiliary causes of a plant.