Sentence examples for necessary cause for from inspiring English sources
Mormons believe that God has a physical body, that attaining a body is a necessary cause for our mortal condition and that the definition of a soul is a union of body and spirit.
Benioff and Petersen must have thought that few people in a modern democracy would accept sullied honor as a necessary cause for war, because they have turned Agamemnon into a kind of Greek Bismarck, a man mad for power, who, in the entertaining person of Brian Cox, has a talent for insinuation and malice.
Insufficient land registered as Tsamdros in a particular Dzongkhag is not always the necessary cause for Bhutanese TAP communities to engage in seasonal migration.
Regarding the latter; seen from a causal perspective, exposure to training load is the only necessary cause for development of RRI, since no RRI is able to occur without engaging into running practice.
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Los Angeles) and 37 other members of the Congressional Black Caucus wrote to Trump in January saying they "would strongly oppose" any attempt to remove Cordray and "would view such an action as an illegitimate abuse of power". "Director Cordray has done nothing to give the necessary cause for his removal from office," the lawmakers wrote.
Infection with high-risk human papillomavirus types (HPV) is the necessary cause for the development of cervical cancer (CC) [ 1].
After the work of Pasteur and Koch, the agent of a disease came to be conceived of as a single necessary cause (e.g. Mycobacterium for tuberculosis).
For what they need to know is not just that Iraq was one of a number of influencing causes, but that it was the specific, and a necessary, motivating cause for the London bombings.
There are only few examples of necessary component causes for cancer or heart disease.
No face-to-face contact would be necessary unless there was cause for an arrest.
Several current and former federal prosecutors and prominent defense lawyers who reviewed the document said the inclusion of such salacious details about Mr. Spitzer's encounter with the prostitute went far beyond what was necessary to provide probable cause for the arrests and for searches, the purpose of the affidavit.
