Sentence examples for which is a cause from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that very few pregnant women crave alcohol, which is a cause of fetal malformations.

Later in the day, a blog emerged online, ostensibly by Oldfield, explaining in rambling fashion that he was protesting against "elitism", which is "a cause of tyranny".

Still, he said, he felt better Thursday night than he did immediately after the injury, which is a cause for optimism.

The United States government, too, has eagerly encouraged investment anywhere in the world that could provide new oil to alleviate the exceptionally tight global supply, which is a cause of high prices.

Gary Cohn, the president of Goldman Sachs, who also sits on the children's zone board, said that while test scores were important, so was treating Harlem's childhood asthma crisis, which is a cause of absenteeism.

As the Responsible Reform report, compiled by the Spartacus Report' network of disability activists earlier this year, put it: "PIP is perceived as impersonal, mechanistic and clearly in the mould of the condemned Employment and Support Allowance which is a cause of fear and misery for sick and disabled people".

Phillips said: "When you look at the crime figures, it's not just the robberies which are a cause for concern.

Akin to the catalytic converters on cars, they sharply reduce nitrogen oxides, which are a cause of smog, acid rain and particulate pollution.

Polio also reached Port Sudan, which was a cause for concern because many people had to pass through the area in their travels to Mecca.

Guernsey States said Pembroke Bay's results were projected to be poor, which was a "cause for concern".

Deeper rocks of the basin are the petroliferous shaly Mae Sot Formation which are a cause of low resistivity imaged by geophysical surveys.