Sentence examples for into cause from inspiring English sources

Paris public prosecutor announces investigation into cause of fire.

The authors caution that this result provides nearly no insight into cause and effect.

The relationship between the smaller, younger company and its diminished ability to perform in the classical idiom does not easily resolve itself into cause and effect.

The text of the letter, which begins "It's two o-clock after midnight, have enow sleep, I go then finish the night into cause with you," suggests that Napoleon took nearly two hours to fill a 13-line sheet.

On the one hand, they feel pleasure in some object, and this pleasure is immediate, not based, according to Kant, in any conceptualization or in any inquiry into cause, purpose, or constitution.

It wasn't my first choice of topic, frankly, partly because I read as few contemporary novels as possible, partly (here we get into cause and effect) because most of the novels that get noticed today (like most of the visual art that gets the Establishment's nod) should be filed under the rubric "ephemera," and often pretty nasty ephemera at that.

Mr. Stipe has been eloquent and outspoken for two decades, rarely falling into cause-rock cliché.

They provide a "manageably complex" environment within which managers can safely experiment and gain insight into cause-effect relationships.

Previously, our focus was measuring our own campaigns and outputs, but now we plan to expand its use into cause-related activities.

Because abstract objects are not extended in space and not made of physical matter, it follows that they cannot enter into cause-and-effect relationships with other objects.

Instead of hoping to become the lucky beneficiaries of a company's independent cause-related marketing campaign, such as Benetton's ads promoting AIDS awareness or Ticketmaster's programs to combat violence, nonprofits must enter into cause-related marketing alliances with corporations.