Sentence examples for causes for discussion from inspiring English sources

For Hume's treatment of causation rules out the permissibility of Newton's appeal to "final causes" in the justification of the (inductive and probable) argument from design in the "General Scholium" of the Principia: "we know [the Deity] only by his most wise and excellent contrivances of things, and final causes" (for discussion, see Stein 2002).

"That would also be cause for discussion in Germany if it were to take place in a church — no question," she said.

Page B14 BACKLASH OVER SHRIEKS The grunting and the shrieking from some of the top players in women's tennis seem to be getting louder all the time, creating a cause for discussion for some officials.

What they found is almost certainly not limited to Oakland, and should be cause for discussion nationwide.

But I also hope that it's a cause for discussion among audiences and people come away with their own takes".

The growth of programmatic advertising has been cause for much discussion in the industry.

McIlroy's acrimonious – and legally unresolved – split from the management firm in which McDowell remains the marquee name is the cause for that discussion.

Crossland's delivery was the cause for much discussion throughout his most successful year of 1882, but despite a commonly held view that he threw the ball, umpires never called a no ball against him for throwing.

The rash spread of the first sexually transmitted disease (STD) in Europe within a few years after AD 1493 has given cause for several discussions about its origin.

Last month, however, when he was in Moscow, Lord Robertson suggested the question of Russia's veto power was open for discussion, causing a strong reaction in Brussels that apparently led the alliance to clarify its position.

If the candidate misuses the button and you're worried they might cause some damage, contact admins for discussion and consider asking for temporary suspension of the buttons (if you feel the situation is coachable) or permanent removal of buttons (to end the trial period).