Sentence examples for predictable causes from inspiring English sources

To mark the second anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement last month, an assortment of protests, marches and rallies were held, to support or oppose mostly predictable causes.

They argue that happiness can be measured objectively; that it differs systematically across societies and over time; that happiness has predictable causes and is correlated to specific things (such as wealth, income distribution, health and political institutions); and that therefore it should be possible for the government to create the right conditions for happiness to flourish.

Hume's acknowledgment of regular, predictable causes of the moral and aesthetic sentiment is sometimes taken as an indication that Hume is not a genuine subjectivist.

He asserts, as many scientists do now, that human beings are strictly physical creatures, that (with some small exceptions allowed for the randomness inherent in quantum physics), human beings are basically machines: every aspect of our behavior determined my measurable and predictable causes in the brain.

"God may not have a predictable cause and effect like drugs do, but that doesn't mean you tell a congregation that as soon as the Lord's power doesn't work, Prozac will," Mr. Okada said.

On a community level, prevention of injuries is important, particularly in accidents that occur on a large scale and that have a predictable cause, such as fractures sustained by snow and ice.

In our experience, however, the incidence was about 5% and this complication occurred both in subjects treated for hematologic malignancy and in patients with no predictable cause of increased bleeding susceptibility.

First, the motivation to have a predictable world causes hindsight bias when observers watch decision makers.

Statistical process control (SPC) charts were produced to evaluate compliance data at the unit level over time, highlighting stable and predictable (common cause variation) or unstable and unpredictable (special cause variation) processes [21].

Statistical process control (SPC) charts were produced to evaluate compliance data at the unit level over time, highlighting stable and predictable (common cause variation) or unstable and unpredictable (special cause variation) processes [ 21].

But not always: it can also be profoundly destabilizing, with the lack of a predictable routine causing anxiety.