Sentence examples for Because of evolving from inspiring English sources

Because of evolving information, emerging guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the difficulty of managing staff who were being pulled away from other laboratory jobs to assist with bioterrorism samples, meetings were held frequently (often more than once per day).

Cisco faces additional pressure because of evolving markets and a failure to adapt.

The piece was compelling in part, Mr. Adelman said, because of evolving questions about the privacy rights of people who post images of themselves on the Web.

Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for a five-member majority, acknowledged that permanent life sentences for juveniles might not have been historically recognized as cruel and unusual punishment but should now be considered unconstitutional because of "evolving standards of decency".

Home wireless networks are difficult to manage and comprehend because of evolving locality, co-locality, connectivity and interaction.

The duration of ventilation support was not analyzed because of evolving strategies over study time.

Infections with S. aureus are especially difficult to treat because of evolved resistance to antimicrobial drugs.

I guess it's a sign of evolving, because that could've happened at any age, but for me it's come with getting older.

Denying species the role of evolving units because of the existence of phylogenetic problems appears questionable to me.

All the species are capable of evolving just because they originated from the ancestors that were capable of evolving and inherited their imperfection, their "original sin".

Because of the evolving rates of prevalence, morbidity, and mortality among Africans south of the Sahara, type 2 diabetes is a major health problem that health care providers should address with consideration for cultural values.