Sentence examples for was the direct cause from inspiring English sources

As Fred Kaplan laid out in a recent article in The New York Times, "WarGames" was the direct cause of the United States' first-ever national directive to secure its computer technology.

He had recently contracted pneumonia, which was the direct cause of death.

In two-thirds, it was the direct cause of death, mostly in combination with other drugs.

It is Ms. Carter's contention that "there is no evidence that Blunt was the direct cause of any deaths".

And they starved: the Great Leap Forward was the direct cause of the famine that killed 30 million people, among the deadliest man-made disasters in history.

But officials say those agents were first compromised by Mr. Ames, making it hard for the government to prove Mr. Hanssen was the direct cause.

Miami might not have been the direct cause of the moves.

Some economists argue that it is the direct cause of the collapse of business investment in both countries.

In addition, there are reports that this problem may have been the direct cause of serious injury and even death".

The message to women: you are the direct cause of your baby's health; the message to men: you, too, could be Tony Randall.

NASA might decide to resume operations, he said, "if we're fortunate enough to find what we think is the direct cause of this accident".