However, it's those firms where legitimacy seems to be a problem – the sponsors causing environmental damage or those adopting unethical recruitment practices – which are cause for debate.
The novel is frightening and disturbing at many levels – Kazuo Ishiguro continuously drip-feeds the reader small details which are cause for disquiet (although events or characters with particularly sinister significance are often introduced innocuously).
Statistical studies documenting the greatly increased participation of women in recreational and elite sports, which are cause for optimism, must be supplemented by analyses of the way in which female athletes are positioned within the media-sports complex.
The kind of independence demanded by substantial existence, by existence by svabhāva, is simply not available for things which are cause and effect.
Since, the synthetic antimicrobial agents are associated with the release of enormous amount of hazardous chemicals to the environment which, are cause of many skin disorders and related diseases, during their processing and application.
The limitations include failure to maintain the treatment range (an International Normalized Ratio between 2.00 to 3.00), which results in needing to perform regular coagulation tests and many drug-drug interactions which are cause of the underutilization of VKAs [8, 9].
