Sentence examples for because of relation from inspiring English sources
Greco provides a detailed and principled account of the relevant "because of" relation, derived from a general theory of the pragmatics of causal discourse.
This explanation raises important questions about how to understand the relevant "because of" relation here: what exactly is the difference between a true belief being held because of an epistemic competence, and a belief being correct because of an epistemic competence?
This series was chosen because of relation to aging in the mouse brain, mouse model type, state number and sample size.
He warned his audience that if Korea remained divided, it might never be unified again because of relations among the big powers.
The son adds that the best time to have invaded was in 1988 when Saddam did gas his own people; when Ron suggested that to the President he was told that it was "complicated" because of relations with Iran.
And "because of Mike's relation to Paul, and because Paul and George used to come and see our shows, Brian Epstein became our manager".
On his view, actions are good because of their relation to good agents, and agents are good because of their relation to goodness itself.
Strategically important because of its relation to Brazil, it was attacked several times by naval powers in the 17th and 18th centuries, but the Portuguese successfully defended it.
It said the eight other Libyans were being expelled "because of their relation to activities contrary to state security". The statement did not elaborate.
