Sentence examples for due wholly from inspiring English sources

Dupont-Sommer, when one meets him, presents a remarkable example of a phenomenon encountered so often that it cannot be due wholly to coincidence.

Whether due wholly to argumentative force or at least partly to historical contingencies, such declarations had the effect of ending any interest in monism (even in forms of monism such as priority monism that agree with Moorean truisms: §3), for nearly one hundred years.

But there is still significant variation due wholly to limitations of the sampling methodologies.

Alternatively, the relationship may be due, wholly or in part, to the sharing of common predisposing conditions, such as obesity 3.

The consistent pattern of results across subclassifications strengthened our interpretation that the overall pattern we observed was not due wholly to biases or random error.

While the above suggests that the observed time × area interaction (i.e. the intervention effect) is not artefactual, it remains possible that the effects are due, wholly or in part, to factors other than the restriction in closing times.

It is possible that the decrease in putrescine observed at the initial time point, was not wholly due to inhibition of ODC activity or decreased uptake, but also due to the continued conversion of the diamine to spermidine, levels of which did not fall in response to I3C treatment.

And that progress was wholly due to his success in appealing to white women.

It is almost wholly due to hard work by the tenants and their management organisation.

It seems wholly due to antisexual conditioning or psychological trauma and serves as an unconscious defense against coitus.

Retrograde amnesia otherwise would appear to be wholly due to a failure of retrieval, though this failure is evidently selective.