Sentence examples for Because of leading from inspiring English sources

That is not possible because of leading and successive brackets and other symbols as well as often used wrong white spaces (based on e.g. converted line breaks).

In contrast the chances of bias because of leading questions are reduced in assessment using open ended questionnaire since there are no clues in the questions for the participants.

African countries would be at a disadvantage in many events because of a shortage of leading corporate competitors.

The reason Poland's government lashed out at Germany last month was because it suspected Berlin of leading a charge against its democratic backsliding.

London, New York, and Frankfurt represent the top tier because of their assemblage of leading experts and their information infrastructure.

She adds that Obama's hopes for an Arab Spring have fallen short because of the philosophy of "leading from behind".

The exception was in 1997 when Middlesbrough were beaten by Chelsea, who have now moved into that top bracket of leading clubs because of a massive investment in players.

I'm focusing on leadership because I had the pleasure of leading two Leadership Tomorrow panels on May 17.

Voluntary sector leaders find themselves in the awkward position of being less than impressed with woman-of-the-moment Gina Miller, the philanthropist and self-styled transparency campaigner, not because of her leading of the legal challenge over parliament's role in Brexit, but because of what she claims about charities' spending on overheads.

Partly because of the leading men, but mainly because of a girl.

Traditionally, recycled PET has not been widely used for filament production because of contaminants leading to breakage of the filament.