Sentence examples for problem of cause from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable that the author interprets or transforms some passages of Proclus's and Petrizi's work in an original manner; in the discussion of the problem of cause, he begins by distinguishing three main kinds God, nature and skill and emphasizes God's superiority to all other causes.

My professional quest to persuade skeptical criminological colleagues of the commonsense truth of an everyday saying about crime – opportunity makes the thief – might seem quixotic, but I believe this work will free crime scientists (who have taken on the mantle of opportunity-reduction) from the problem of cause and enable them to address other challenges facing them.

However, this observed correlation leaves open the problem of cause and effect.

One method to overcome this problem of cause or consequence is to determine whether breast cancer is more likely to develop in carriers of MMR gene mutations compared with non-carriers (or the general population), that is, empirical evidence of risk.

The problem of causes of death missing on death certificates is well-known.

The situation of the taxpayer is not comparable, because there is no problem of intervening cause.

The problem – of pills causing headaches – happens when you take pills consistently, day after day.

Dr. Neil Kaplowitz, director of the University of Southern California Center for Liver Diseases, said: "The problem of drugs causing injury to the liver has been recognized probably for 50 years.

This is due to the obvious problem of radioactivity causing the semiconductor to break down.

This may alleviate the problem of abundance caused by consuming Mg and S to form other dust molecules.

Utility critics blame lax regulation and enforcement for the continuing problem of wildfires caused by power equipment failures.