Sentence examples for causes and events from inspiring English sources
Historian, supporter of children's causes and events.
Religious history becomes a question of human causes and events.
Mr. Gianvito's approach cannot really be called critical, since criticism would require some cogent analysis of causes and events.
At least the new curriculum has got it right here, with its mention of "the causes and events of the civil wars throughout Britain".
Take, for example, approaches to Herodotus, the "father of history" who provided The Histories, the great account of the causes and events of the Persian wars of the 480s BC.
For the movie's first hour or so it feels as if you're riding shotgun on a hurricane as, guided by Mr. Belafonte's on-and-off narration, you're plunged into a swirl of names, places, productions, causes and events.
In fact, many cause and effect events can be characterized by language patterns, i.e., meaningful combinations of words.
Through this experience, I learned to foretell the future by first removing my own fear, and next by predicting simultaneous cause-and-effect events.
The results showed that emotional discomfort, which is directly related to the depressive syndrome, and the cognitive syndrome were significantly associated with a reversed SSB (tendency to excessively attribute positive events to external causes and negative events to internal causes).
Overall survival (OS) was defined as the time from azacitidine initiation to death from any cause and event-free survival (EFS) as the time from azacitidine initiation to disease progression, relapse or death.
