Sentence examples for upon the cause from inspiring English sources

In speculating upon the cause, he wondered "whether it was the vast quantity of smoke, long continuing to issue during the summer from Hecla in Iceland [near Laki]".

The goal of this session is to describe new clinical molecular imaging and emerging molecular/cellular imaging methods to more objectively localize chronic pain generators/drivers so that we may more intelligently act upon the cause in a pain sufferer.

In such cases (A91/B124): "The succession is necessary; … the effect does not merely follow upon the cause but is posited through it and follows from it.

After the surrender of Charleston, Clinton had issued a proclamation offering pardon to all persons, except those guilty of crime, who would return to their allegiance to the king; and many of the people, looking upon the cause of independence, tired of war and eager for peace, hastened to take advantage of his offer.

In other words, experience in the Humean sense teaches me that heat always (i.e., constantly) follows the illumination of the stone by the sun; experience in the Kantian sense then adds that: "the succession is necessary; … the effect does not merely follow upon the cause but is posited through it and follows from it" (A91/B124).

Appearances certainly provide cases from which a rule is possible in accordance with which something usually happens, but never that the succession is necessary; therefore, a dignity pertains to the synthesis of cause and effect that cannot be empirically expressed at all, namely, that the effect does not merely follow upon the cause but is posited through it and follows from it.

This work examines directness by structuring and elaborating upon the causes of freight transport detours and briefly analysing their effect.

What influence has research conducted by general management schools and safety research had upon the causes of accidents and disasters in relation to the managing of safety between 1970 and 1979?

2 For even if we possess ever so vast and mighty a force, such that even a man who chose the less just of two courses might expect to win with its aid, nevertheless I base my confidence far more upon the causes underlying the war than upon such a force.

Against the rush of events, an ethical nation must reflect upon the causes of the problem, form potential courses of action, and discern self-interest in the conflict -- all within a framework of God's intentions in history.

Finally, the available membrane fouling control strategies for ODMPs are summarized upon understanding the cause and effect of fouling.