Sentence examples for a question of cause from inspiring English sources

Why, they ask, should the London Symphony be singled out? "Because it's better" would be a simple answer, though it raises a question of cause and effect.

This is not just a question of cause and effect, but also one of statistical likelihood, as the chance of two such different types of macromolecule arising simultaneously would appear unlikely.

Religious history becomes a question of human causes and events.

In the plays of Alan Bennett and Julian Mitchell, the treatment of this phenomenon was more literary, being a question of attributing causes and disinterring motives.

It's always a question of who caused what and what we have to do.

Moreover, as only a small fraction of AD is caused by autosomal dominant mutations, this comes down to a question of what is causing the prevalent sporadic cases in the first place.

Biden had never cast his decision in terms of how well Clinton is faring, but as a question of whether the causes he has described as core – upward economic mobility and global stability – were being served.

It is not merely a question of analyzing the causes of violence and refuting their (anti-Semitic crimes') perverse logic, but of being actively prepared to respond to them," he told the event organized by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).

"This isn't a question of 'Did the chemical cause the cancer or did the medical device cause the injury?' The causation here is pretty much a given".

However, these data do not yet provide an answer to the question of cause or consequence, particularly at an individual gene level.

At the heart of the debate with Afghan officials is an important question of cause-and-effect: is poor security in Marja the reason there is so much opium, or is so much opium the reason there has been poor security?