a) Global warming is partly [a result of/causes] increasing emissions of greenhouse gases.

b ) The decline of the manufacturing industry [on account of/brought about] high unemployment in many
countries.
c) People are more worried about crime [on account of/brings about] exaggerated reports in the media.
d) Increasing pressure to work overtime [owing to/causes] parents to spend less time with their children.
e) Many medicines remain unavailable to millions [owing to/gives rise to] their high cost.
f) Globalisation [a result of/has given rise to] a bland ‘pop culture’ followed by young people worldwide.
g) The increase in childhood obesity [is due to/leads to] the easy availability of unhealthy food products.
h) The desire for higher profits [on account of/leads to] companies setting up in countries where labour is cheap

a) Global warming is partly [a result of/causes] increasing emissions of greenhouse gases.

b ) The decline of the manufacturing industry [on account of/brought about] high unemployment in many
countries.
c) People are more worried about crime [on account of/brings about] exaggerated reports in the media.
d) Increasing pressure to work overtime [owing to/causes] parents to spend less time with their children.
e) Many medicines remain unavailable to millions [owing to/gives rise to] their high cost.
f) Globalisation [a result of/has given rise to] a bland ‘pop culture’ followed by young people worldwide.
g) The increase in childhood obesity [is due to/leads to] the easy availability of unhealthy food products.
h) The desire for higher profits [on account of/leads to] companies setting up in countries where labour is cheap

a) Global warming is partly [a result of/causes] increasing emissions of greenhouse gases.

b ) The decline of the manufacturing industry [on account of/brought about] high unemployment in many
countries.
c) People are more worried about crime [on account of/brings about] exaggerated reports in the media.
d) Increasing pressure to work overtime [owing to/causes] parents to spend less time with their children.
e) Many medicines remain unavailable to millions [owing to/gives rise to] their high cost.
f) Globalisation [a result of/has given rise to] a bland ‘pop culture’ followed by young people worldwide.
g) The increase in childhood obesity [is due to/leads to] the easy availability of unhealthy food products.
h) The desire for higher profits [on account of/leads to] companies setting up in countries where labour is cheap

a) Global warming is partly [a result of/causes] increasing emissions of greenhouse gases.

b ) The decline of the manufacturing industry [on account of/brought about] high unemployment in many
countries.
c) People are more worried about crime [on account of/brings about] exaggerated reports in the media.
d) Increasing pressure to work overtime [owing to/causes] parents to spend less time with their children.
e) Many medicines remain unavailable to millions [owing to/gives rise to] their high cost.
f) Globalisation [a result of/has given rise to] a bland ‘pop culture’ followed by young people worldwide.
g) The increase in childhood obesity [is due to/leads to] the easy availability of unhealthy food products.
h) The desire for higher profits [on account of/leads to] companies setting up in countries where labour is cheap

a) Global warming is partly [a result of/causes] increasing emissions of greenhouse gases.

b ) The decline of the manufacturing industry [on account of/brought about] high unemployment in many
countries.
c) People are more worried about crime [on account of/brings about] exaggerated reports in the media.
d) Increasing pressure to work overtime [owing to/causes] parents to spend less time with their children.
e) Many medicines remain unavailable to millions [owing to/gives rise to] their high cost.
f) Globalisation [a result of/has given rise to] a bland ‘pop culture’ followed by young people worldwide.
g) The increase in childhood obesity [is due to/leads to] the easy availability of unhealthy food products.
h) The desire for higher profits [on account of/leads to] companies setting up in countries where labour is cheap
The main reason why facory fishing is increasing is that facotry fishing makes the catches too
easy. This means that people can catch a lot of fishes with no extra effort, which saves their
time. Consequently, they can make more profits, encourging them to catch mpre fishes. A
solution for the government is to launch a publicity campaign so that people would understand
the negative consequence of overfishing. A good example is philipines where fishermen are
having good knowledage how much they need to catch or when they should stop. This is
happened because government has introduced a decade long educational program on costal area
where they learned about the impact of overfishing.

The main reason why facory fishing is increasing is that facotry fishing makes the catches too
easy. This means that people can catch a lot of fishes with no extra effort, which saves their
time. Consequently, they can make more profits, encourging them to catch mpre fishes. A
solution for the government is to launch a publicity campaign so that people would understand
the negative consequence of overfishing. A good example is philipines where fishermen are
having good knowledage how much they need to catch or when they should stop. This is
happened because government has introduced a decade long educational program on costal area
where they learned about the impact of overfishing.

The main reason why facory fishing is increasing is that facotry fishing makes the catches too
easy. This means that people can catch a lot of fishes with no extra effort, which saves their
time. Consequently, they can make more profits, encourging them to catch mpre fishes. A
solution for the government is to launch a publicity campaign so that people would understand
the negative consequence of overfishing. A good example is philipines where fishermen are
having good knowledage how much they need to catch or when they should stop. This is
happened because government has introduced a decade long educational program on costal area
where they learned about the impact of overfishing.

The main reason why facory fishing is increasing is that facotry fishing makes the catches too
easy. This means that people can catch a lot of fishes with no extra effort, which saves their
time. Consequently, they can make more profits, encourging them to catch mpre fishes. A
solution for the government is to launch a publicity campaign so that people would understand
the negative consequence of overfishing. A good example is philipines where fishermen are
having good knowledage how much they need to catch or when they should stop. This is
happened because government has introduced a decade long educational program on costal area
where they learned about the impact of overfishing.

The main reason why facory fishing is increasing is that facotry fishing makes the catches too
easy. This means that people can catch a lot of fishes with no extra effort, which saves their
time. Consequently, they can make more profits, encourging them to catch mpre fishes. A
solution for the government is to launch a publicity campaign so that people would understand
the negative consequence of overfishing. A good example is philipines where fishermen are
having good knowledage how much they need to catch or when they should stop. This is
happened because government has introduced a decade long educational program on costal area
where they learned about the impact of overfishing.
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