Sentence examples for causes thereby from inspiring English sources

A stagnant-lid phase causes, thereby, the mantle to heat up due to lack of cooling-efficient subduction.

This, in any case, would amount to allowing just about any scattered and unnatural set of factors to count as common causes, thereby trivializing common cause principles.

Besides enhancing the biodiversity of the ecosystem, the scavengers supported by puma provisions are available to quickly consume the carcasses of creatures that died due to natural causes, thereby removing possible sources of disease, he suggests.

Interventions that do not employ the holistic approach often focus on the symptoms neglecting the underlying root causes, thereby resulting in the reoccurrence of the problem.

One reason for this confusion may be that medical therapy is often aimed at modifying or ameliorating mechanisms rather than causes, thereby focusing attention on the former to the disregard of the latter [ 21].

Manuela Neuman, more philosophically, says that some people, now and then, are going to drink too much, no matter what you tell them, and that we should try to relieve the suffering caused thereby.

After returning to the Institute of Current World Affairs, he began giving speeches and writing op-ed articles supporting the Arab cause, thereby talking himself out of reappointment as an ambassador, Mr. Martin said.

A British naval officer and lieutenant governor of Jersey, Carteret made the island a Royalist stronghold during the English Civil Wars and privateered in the Stuart cause, thereby winning a knighthood (1644) and a baronetcy (1645).

In Berlin this year, some musicians apparently feared being associated with a political cause, thereby finding themselves in opposition to what remains one of the world's great music empires.

In order to eliminate the confounding effect caused thereby, couple's urban/rural residency is controlled for in the model.

She might deny (3), that every event is caused, thereby claiming that the universe is causally indeterministic.