Sentence examples for causing questioning from inspiring English sources

However, double effect rule and principle of intentionality reveal certain limits, causing questioning about the notions of consent and autonomy, and ask heteronomy as true foundation of care relationship.

Given that we (and the cognitive scientists) routinely explain physical events by citing mental causes (and mental events by invoking physical causes), questioning whether real causal relations answer to these explanations is to succumb to the kind of metaphysical hubris that gives metaphysics a bad name.

Denying the reality of climate change and its cause, questioning the validity of evolution, promoting an anti-vaccine agenda and fighting blindly against every GMO are all products of the same culture in which objective reality is nothing but a quaint notion from the past when fact was actually given greater weight than unsubstantiated opinion.

Each of the broadsheets focused, for example, on the alleged bomb and the potential devastation it could have caused without questioning the government's version of events.

41 Reasons why patients may choose not to ask their physician questions about their malignancy and treatment may include faith in the physician as an expert and hence relief in not being required to understand the details personally, fear of causing offence by questioning, and not wanting to waste the physician's time with questions when other patients are waiting.

The high number of participating centres recruiting women may have caused differences in questioning of the women and reporting routines of adverse effects, although, the study procedures were described in detail in the protocol.

Even though my husband is one of the most feminist men I know, he also lives in a world where men are also subject to gender socialization that encourages them to be primary breadwinners, so our situation is viewed as pretty normal, no cause for questioning.

The South African president, Thabo Mbeki, for years pursued a disgraceful policy of raising doubts about whether H.I.V. causes AIDS and questioning basic policies to confront the crisis.

"I haven't made anyone uncomfortable -- I think maybe angry -- and I hope, perhaps, have caused some questioning," she said.

In an editorial on Thursday, it said the vote had divided the country and caused a questioning of authority.

"I know that this campaign has caused some questioning and some worries on the part of many leaders across the globe," she said.