Escape is a matter of causing mayhem, with cars, guns, and superpowers.
At first, he said, he and his colleagues doubted that the finding was a matter of cause and effect.
As with the Second Life divorce, the American Idol death is also not a simple matter of cause and effect: Abdul and Cowell, in rejecting an unlikely pretender, were not directly responsible for this outcome.
It is not always clear exactly what a teacher develops in a student, as inspiration is rarely a simple matter of cause and effect.
And it's a Native American premise to life that everything is connected and that we're all related in one way or another and it's a matter of cause and effect.
The spiritual force of the water bent the barrel, he explained matter-of-factly, causing the bullet to veer off target.
Many, however including Salmon remained convinced that the notion of causation is central to the understanding of explanation and that scientific explanation is a matter of tracing causes.
Although regarding explanation as a matter of tracing causes responds in a very direct way to several of the problems encountered by Hempel's approach, it was not the only program in the recent theory of explanation.
Over time, the knowledge that child mortality is a matter of specific causes has become universal.
General objections to teleological theories are discussed later, in section 4. Stampe (1977) was one of the first philosophers in modern times to suggest a theory of content according to which content is a matter of reliable causes.
