Sentence examples for causes outside from inspiring English sources

While Kuhn does acknowledge the influence of causes outside science (such as a resurgence in Sun worship (1962/70a, 152 3)), he nonetheless emphasizes the fact that astronomers were responding primarily to problems raised within science.

Moreover, a study by Téllez-Rojo et al. (2000) also found a greater risk of death for respiratory causes outside medical units for lag 3 of PM10 among elderly subjects in Mexico City.

Of these three (0.06%) were unrelated to surgery (cancer and gastric morbidity >45 days after surgery) and six (0.13%) were of unknown causes outside hospital (postoperative day: 19, 27, 36, 44, 48 and 85).

Three times world champion, Ali harnessed his fame in the ring to causes outside it.

On occasion, Falwell will make appeals for causes outside his own ministries, but the giver must beware.

Money raised will go to "health-related causes" outside the NHS's remit, such as installing defibrillators at train stations and funding holidays for young carers.

Mr. Khatib promised to keep working for the rebels' cause outside official channels.

And, he continues, the word 'given' signifies not "something in us that has its cause outside of us … rather, [the given] means merely a representation, whose manner of origin in us is unknown to us".

They contend most scientists would reply that the unexplained is not unexplainable, and that "we don't know yet" is a more appropriate response than invoking a cause outside science.

Don't use water, as water logging the mushrooms may cause outside mold or fungi to grow.

The icy water should cause the inside glass to contract, whilst the warm water will cause the outside glass to expand.