Sentence examples for cause based from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kemp was an unlikely leader for a political cause based on a theory of economics.

On Thursday, Judge Dennis ruled that there was "reasonable cause," based on evidence presented at a hearing in June, for Mr. Skakel to stand trial.

According to Forbes' denialist in residence, James Taylor, "only half of American Meteorology Society meteorologists believe global warming is occurring and humans are the primary cause" based on a new survey.

Why? Force of habit is at play here, of course, but there is a more simple cause, based on the fact that elections have worked pretty well over the past two centuries.

"We have developed probable cause based on statements from the four victims... Our detectives believe the victims to be credible," Madison police department public information officer Joel DeSpain told the Guardian.

Consider the following illustration of the operation of an indeterministic cause based on Dretske and Snyder (1972).

The award is a spin-off from the Web site DoSomething.org, a not-for-profit that helps volunteers find causes based on their interests, location, and availability.

"We should be very cautious about drawing any attributions about causes based on time trend data," Dr. Allison said.

According to the file's analysis of data from 2000, beachgoers faced a one in 2m chance of dying from drowning and other causes based on visits to east and west coast beaches.

An inverse problem is to determine unknown causes based on observation of their effects.

Within a reductionist framework causes based on environmental influences such as learning and social structures are undervalued.