Sentence examples for as a third reason from inspiring English sources

As a third reason the insufficient development of hips initially graded class I has been described.

And there was a third reason as well for ignoring the nationwide festivities: most people here don't consider themselves part of the nation.

But there's a third reason: as the war in Afghanistan has begun to wind down the use of drones against militants across the border from Pakistan has declined as well.

All but one of these patients were admitted for a respiratory failure as a first reason, and five of them had bronchiolitis.

As earlier flagged, a second reason that makes this book particularly interesting, especially for readers with no direct experience of scientific research, is that Long devotes considerable space to the discussion of what may be termed a case of falsification: experiments with evolving robots produced results that were at odds with the predictions made by the research team.

But there is a second reason as well: the "why" is so obvious that it remains hidden in plain sight.

Other experts welcome the Dutch result for a second reason as well: It could lead to insights into mechanisms behind noninherited breast cancer.

A second reason as to why ZA has no effect on survival may be assigned to the shift in macrophage phenotype.

As a third and related reason for reduced dispersal, Cape Blanco is a geographical headland along the coast, and such promontories are known to cause retention zones that entrain rockfish larvae and may form discrete barriers to gene flow (Morgan and Botsford 1998; Wing et al. 1998).

As to the third reason, Powell found it, too, insufficient.

 Lack of awareness to the importance of education 4.4 COBET as a second chance: Reasons for joining COBET Classes In order to get a clear and fair picture on the COBET programme and whether or not it has produced any tangible results, it was thought important to explore from the COBET learners themselves what made them participate in the programme and if their expectations were being met.