Sentence examples for four causes from inspiring English sources

Four causes of death have been mentioned: suffocation, strangulation, poison, and electrocution.

Heart disease, stroke and respiratory infections are now among the top four causes of premature death in the capital.

Patel is facing the General Medical Council accused of giving questionable verdicts on four causes of deaths, several of which later turned out to be suspicious.

A staff survey of those who have taken part has shown that more than 90% can name four causes of pressure damage, compared with fewer than 20% before training.

(For discussion of the four causes see the entry on Aristotle's physics).

The varieties of responsibilities are grouped by Aristotle under four headings, the so-called four causes.

More fully, the four-causal account of explanatory adequacy requires an investigator to cite these four causes: The Four Causes In Physics ii 3, Aristotle makes twin claims about this four-causal schema: (i) that citing all four causes is necessary for adequacy in explanation; and (ii) that these four causes are sufficient for adequacy in explanation.

One can also explain the existence of the city-state in terms of the four causes.

Here the four causes are used to explain human action as well as artistic production.

For more on the four causes in general, see the entry on Aristotle on Causality.

He described the resulting four subdivisions in terms of Aristotle's four causes.