Sentence examples for causes operating from inspiring English sources

"We want businesses to expand and create more jobs – not cut entry-level jobs because a patchwork of local minimum wages causes operating costs to rise.

What they deny is that the standard Darwinian theory, or any other "naturalistic" theory that confines itself to mindless, mechanical causes operating gradually over time, suffices to explain the whole of life.

Strategists in both parties aim to feature nonprofits because the innocuously named groups make it easy for deep-pocket donors to give in secrecy to causes operating as hard-ball partisans, even as they claim to be independent.

This study demonstrates the advantages of using ACE where explanations entail diverse types of causes operating across space and over time.

It appears as if the causes operating within our bodies are entirely physical (compare Armstrong 1993, pp. 32 3; Melnyk 2003, p. 289; for a response, see Montero 2003).

But the question is again how one is entitled to rely on moral intuitions (e.g., that survival and reproduction are good) in telling that story, even after granting that those intuitions are simply the product of 'morally blind' causes, i.e., causes operating entirely insensitively to moral properties and facts.

This is how KULA causes operate, on a larger scale.

Lower oil prices always cause operating costs to fall because contractors are expected to shoulder some of the pain.

Several soft errors were observed, which may cause operating issues.

However, resistive switching is unstable, which may cause operating issues [9, 10].

Degradation of amines is undesirable for amine-based CO2 capture as this causes growing economic burden and may cause operating problems like fouling, corrosion and foaming [9 11].