Sentence examples for Because of extended from inspiring English sources

"Can I just say, the thing with Led Zeppelin in the day – sure, the sets got longer, but it wasn't necessarily because of extended solos.

Le'Compte says his correctional officers have reported more incidents of force being used to control frustrated defendants because of extended waits.

Officials at homeless shelters in Los Angeles, as in other large American cities, are seeing big increases in the number of families seeking shelter because of extended periods of joblessness.

Having hiring trouble because of extended unemployment benefits?

In other words, the question to be answered here is whether a lifelong healthy lifestyle eventually increases lifetime medical expenditure because of extended life expectancy.

Conversely, people who carry the ADH1B*1 variant, which results in slower alcohol metabolism, are at increased risk for esophageal cancer, arguably because of extended tissue exposure to ethanol.

Because we noted evidence of 3' extended transcripts in brain (Fig.  3e-g), we sought evidence of xUTRs in somatic RNA-Seq datasets from the ENCODE project.

A wave followed not just of orphans, but also of children impoverished because AIDS killed the breadwinners of extended families.

PUs represent an extremely versatile class of compounds because of the extended list of monomeric materials, comprising diols, diisocyanates and chain extenders, as possible chemical precursors.

The time series contained a majority of zeros for Mx and Rec, because of the extended birth intervals in brown bears.

They left their previous homeland in today's Four Corners region, in the south-western US, in the late-13th century because of an extended drought.