Sentence examples for causes precisely from inspiring English sources

Throughout most of Eastern Europe you see the same dark elixir of forces at play, which commentators attribute to Westernization, though it's difficult to fix causes precisely.

But scholars say the cuts are beginning to cause precisely what the television ad dramatizes: the disappearance of antiquities.

Phil Mickelson had gone 71 holes without a double bogey before taking a fresh air swipe in rough at the last, causing precisely that.

This makes such software a honeypot for hackers, who can write attack code that will cause precisely the same damage to, say, every copy of Windows 7 it infects.

Smoking could trigger the activation of the trigeminal autonomic reflex at the level of the brainstem, causing precisely the cranial autonomic symptoms typical of CH [18].

AJ Ayer was a more recent realist who held that the existence of conscience was an empirical question to be answered by sociological research into the moral habits of a given person or group of people, and what causes them to have precisely those habits and feelings.

I think Mr. Giuliani will be the most effective advocate for the pro-life cause precisely because he is unreligious and a supporter of abortion rights.

He prefaces the remark by saying that "what is caused differs from its cause precisely in what it has from the cause".

This rare type of hematoma occurs abruptly without any preceding trauma or iatrogenic damage, making it very difficult to determine the cause precisely.

"Cause" is precisely the right word; the rationale behind such books and movies, at least at first, was that we were making amends to a set of neglected heroes.

They constitute not just an attack on ordinary people, but a desperate re-affirmation of neoliberal policies, designed ostensibly to reduce a budget deficit which was caused by precisely the same deregulation and privatisation.