Use of causally in Sentences. 39 Examples
The examples include causally at the start of sentence, causally at the end of sentence and causally in the middle of sentence
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causally at the end of sentence
- Some people throw away plastic bags causally.
- Some people throw away plastic bags causally.
causally in the middle of sentence
- Is unemployment causally related to crime?
- Is unemployment causally related to crime?
- As part of nature, human action is causally determined.
- As he came into the doctor's consulting room, he said causally, Good morning, doctor.
- As he came into the doctor's consulting room, he said causally, Good morning, doctor.
- Suppose we concede, as well, that every such physical event is causally unproblematic.
- Suppose we concede, as well, that every such physical event is causally unproblematic.
- Who can say if an event happens fast or slow, causally or without cause, in the past or the future?
- Students may not like being put on weighting (waiting) lists, but mistakes can be causally (costly).
- Students may not like being put on weighting (waiting) lists, but mistakes can be causally (costly).
- Thus, each past event is not only chronologically, but causally tied to the present and future events.
- In order to know that two events are causally related , you need to observe many such pairs of events .
- They would retort that, if rules are causally effective, it must be in the manner of other causal laws.
- In order to know that two events are causally related , you need to observe many such pairs of events .
- Cancer is the second leading cause of death and was among the first diseases causally linked to smoking.
- Cancer is the second leading cause of death and was among the first diseases causally linked to smoking.
- Sometimes a theoretical framework prescribes that particular factors are considered causally prior to others.
- The two problems are causally connected. If documentation were current, people would be more likely to read it.
- The two problems are causally connected. If documentation were current, people would be more likely to read it.
- This, of course, assumes that these variables are causally related to sudden infant death syndrome and are independent.
- This, of course, assumes that these variables are causally related to sudden infant death syndrome and are independent.
- Smoking has been causally linked to hypertension, stroke, diabetes, cancer, heart and respiratory diseases, among others.
- Perhaps the particular potentials he is recording are not causally linked with the conscious experiences he is investigating?
- Perhaps the particular potentials he is recording are not causally linked with the conscious experiences he is investigating?
- It is well known that the nitrate and nitrite from environment is causally related to infant methemoglobinemia and esophageal cancer.
- It is well known that the nitrate and nitrite from environment is causally related to infant methemoglobinemia and esophageal cancer.
- Your clinical sense also tells you that myriad other biopsychosocial factorsmay be causally related to Mr. Jones' depressive symptoms.
- His conclusions adhere very closely to the statistical results and he is careful in specifying which effects are causally prior to others.
- The variable that causes a spurious relationship is an antecedent variable, which is causally related to both the independent and dependent variables.
- The variable that causes a spurious relationship is an antecedent variable, which is causally related to both the independent and dependent variables.
- This is predicted by various statistical models, and does not imply that earthquakes that are distant in location, but close in time, are causally related.
- The intentional realist argument made by symbol computationalists is to show that propositional attitudes with semantic properties are causally efficacious.
- Human beings exist both in the phenomenal realm, as causally determined parts of the natural order, and in the noumenal realm, as potentially autonomous moral agents.
- Human beings exist both in the phenomenal realm, as causally determined parts of the natural order, and in the noumenal realm, as potentially autonomous moral agents.
- Readers are believed to be making causal inferences when processing a narrative text. And evidence shows that when events are not causally connected, coherence breaks occur.
- However, in other cases physicists refer to the idea of multiple universes, either so-called bubble-universes or other theories involving causally isolated regions of spacetime.
- However, in other cases physicists refer to the idea of multiple universes, either so-called bubble-universes or other theories involving causally isolated regions of spacetime.
