Sentence examples for inevitably attributes from inspiring English sources

This inevitably attributes a low emergency health priority to the disease, making it one of the most neglected tropical diseases [ 75].

A self-attribution expressed as "I am thinking that water is wet" would inevitably attribute a twin water thought instead.

Furthermore, if this occurs, then future as yet unforseen automation-assisted accidents will inevitably be attributed to human error.

The different ways of understanding Spinoza's theory of attributes inevitably give rise to very different conceptions of Spinoza's metaphysics as a whole.

Accounts that ground full moral status in an individual's possession of specific attributes inevitably exclude some portion of humanity, and appear to have implications for the treatment of the excluded human beings that few of us are willing to accept.

As a result, fans inevitably seek to attribute collective successes and failures to the single player most responsible.

Even if consistency is the overarching goal, every new leader has unique attributes that inevitably colour their decisions.

These attributes are, inevitably, placed under the most severe pressure when the events of Perowne's day start to run out of control.

A categorisation of surgical procedures based on the above attributes is inevitably prone to some degree of subjectivity, something that should be minimised by adequate methodological assessment.

Afghanistan's history with the I.S.I. inevitably leads some to attribute differences between Zakir and Mansur to an effort by Pakistan to pressure Mansur, but a senior Pakistani official e-mailed to say, "Our main effort now is to prevent fragmentation That is lose-lose for everyone".

Given that behavioral syndromes translate into between-individual correlations (or phenotypic correlations as a surrogate), such a phenomenon is inevitably a population-specific attribute thus is manifested only at a higher group level.