proximate cause

It is clear that the proximate cause has been government action.

But still these are all proximate causes of poor performance.

"The proximate cause may be something like disease or storm."

Its proximate cause is a thing to be convinced about.

He was the proximate cause of her injury, but she hadn't died.

The fall was the proximate cause of death, but what led to it is unknown.

The proximate cause of the current crisis is the economic situation in Greece.

It is for this reason that the insurance idea of proximate cause becomes so important.

It was not clear last night exactly what factors the jury used to determine proximate cause.

There is little doubt about the proximate cause of the crash.

These latter two questions provide a theory for the proximate causes of behavior.

Proximate cause: Because the ship failed to change course to avoid it.

"I only hope we aren't the proximate cause of yet another holocaust on that unfortunate world."

The most common test of proximate cause under the American legal system is foreseeability.

In their view, the proximate causes seem clear enough.

The proximate cause was industrialization, which threw up social problems beyond the resources of the individual states.

The proximate causes for this heat wave are easy enough to analyze.

These are all proximate causes of morbidity in the host.

I could find no proximate cause for his discomfort.

One also needs a proximate cause: a match to light the keg.

There were some proximate causes of what happened that are relatively easily dealt with.

This is known as the principle of proximate cause.

"It may have been the proximate cause of my sorrows.

Whether this remains the proximate cause depends on the biopsies.

Its proximate cause is the object as it appears.