Sentence examples for principles causing from inspiring English sources

Bayle seems to espouse something of a holistic web of belief, of the Quine-Ullian sort, at least in the sense that cognitive antinomies are resolved by rejecting the principles causing them, beginning with those farthest from the center.

His principles caused state enterprises to consider ways that the pricing of goods or services could achieve results formerly achieved through regulation alone.

Poverty, in particular a lack of money for transport, was perceived as the principles cause for the late uptake of hospital care: "Patients come from poor conditions and live far from the hospital.

Amongst Pre-Socratic philosophers before Anaxagoras, other philosophers had proposed a similar intelligent ordering principle causing life and the rotation of the heavens.

The same principle causes a female fish of the swordtail species to prefer males with "swords" extending from their bodies.

A government report finds that about 26 percent of the oil released from BP's runaway well is still in the water or onshore in a form that could, in principle, cause new problems.

After Stalin's death, this principle caused Lysenko some embarrassment, for efforts to improve Soviet agriculture brought the abandonment of measures to which his name and fame were tied.

In these cases, it holds that the principle causes its principiate, and the principiate causes its principle.

Major trauma remains one of the principle causes of disability and death throughout the world.

In some parts of the world, tuberculosis is one of the principle causes of uveitis [6 9].

In AM components, as in all engineering materials, fatigue is considered as one of the principle causes of unexpected failure.