Sentence examples for value of the cause from inspiring English sources

In times of war, all countries wind up destroying their own culture; when the myth of war "entices a nation to glory and sacrifice, those who question the value of the cause and the veracity of the myths are branded internal enemies".

It is not clear what exactly Zagzebski means by this point, but she thinks it shows that even where the reliable process is independently valuable i.e., independently of its being reliable it still doesn't follow that the value of the cause will transfer to add value to the effect.

Correspondingly, a negative relation implies that an increased value of the cause variable leads to a decreased value of the effect variable.

The Karmapa said that "Tibetans are few in number, so every Tibetan life is of value to the cause of Tibet".

He made a speech of welcome, speaking of the value to the cause of comrades who bore from within.

He made a speech of welcome and introduction, speaking of the value to the cause of comrades who bore from within.

The explanation of this remarkable fact, which was suggested in the previous section, is that Reichenbach's common cause principle, and the causal Markov condition, must hold if the determinants, other than the causes, are independently distributed for each value of the causes.

The public health value of identifying the cause of severe acute respiratory illness clusters with pandemic potential is clear.

If the value of the common cause decreases, the values of both effected variables decrease.

"In those circumstances when we are responsible, we pay compensation to the value of the damage caused over and above the limits of the Montreal agreement.

Higher interest rates have helped bolster the value of the euro, causing concern among politicians, mainly in France, that the central bank might be quashing a recovery.