Sentence examples for causes rejected from inspiring English sources
Later in the century, the Islamic theologian Adud al-Din al-Iji (1281 1355), under the influence of the Ash'ari doctrine of occasionalism, which maintained that all physical effects were caused directly by God's will rather than by natural causes, rejected philosophy and astronomy, and maintained that the celestial spheres were "imaginary things" and "more tenuous than a spider's web".
In the case of the Epidemic routing, the lowest probability is probably connected with buffer overflows as a result of the transmission of the messages to all nodes encountered, causing rejecting new messages.
This causes the rejected sound source to alter its content more in line with the chosen one.
An effort by Cephalon to have the drug approved for a third indication, excessive sleepiness from any cause, was rejected.
When he requested statutory compensation, Thomson, the flight operator, replied (after 56 days) that "adverse weather conditions" had been the cause, and rejected his claim.
The main causes for rejecting images were the visibility of skin folding and PM absence.
Their protest was co-opted into a broader "May Fourth Movement" (fused with a more intellectual cause to reject traditional Confucian culture) that called for radical political changes in China.
They conveyed a message through two intermediaries, he said, suggesting that he form a political party as an outlet for his cause but reject unauthorized street gatherings.
It takes advantage of one of the best things about the Internet, the ability of people from all over the world to contribute to a common cause, and rejects one of the worst, the dispiriting monotony of automated algorithmic curation.
If I were still a Jew I might have cause to reject her overtures, but thankfully, having resigned from the club, I'm no longer in any danger of being bothered by this particular barroom bore.
The New York State comptroller's office cited the phone hacking scandal as its cause for rejecting a $27 million contract with a News Corporation subsidiary for a system to track student performance.
