Sentence examples for be small because of from inspiring English sources

Smuggling occurs over the borders with Lebanon and Jordan, but the authorities in Israel and Jordan said the amounts were believed to be small because of heavy patrols.

"I was surprised because I assumed it would be small because of the scarcity and cost of tickets," said Robert Birge, the chief marketing officer at Kayak.com.com

The early news that the mannequins would have to be small because of the small stage gave the mistaken impression that everything would be in miniature; the centrepiece turns out to be a soaring beacon of stylised drapery some 15ft high.

If the North Pacific water flowed into the Japan Sea through the northern strait near the present Tsugaru Strait during the Pliocene, it is expected that the difference in the SST of the North Pacific and Japan Sea would be small because of the influence of the warm Pacific water.

On the basis of our experimental design, we surmised that the likelihood of observing a large percentage of proteins from our core genome would be small because of phylogenetic distance and the difference in environments required for growth.

One reason is that contribution of HGT to the evolution of metazoan recipients may be small because of its rareness in multicellular eukaryotes.

This year's harvest is likely to be smaller because of drought.

Germany's budget surplus this year will be smaller because of its government's decision to welcome 800,000 asylum-seekers.

If your partner is a lot younger than you the original annuity payout will be smaller because of the increased chance of the partner living longer.

It can be obviously observed that the optimal power control factor tends to be smaller because of the large transmit power of macro BS.

The extracellular current in smooth muscle may be smaller because of the relatively lower membrane expression of calcium channels compared to sodium channel expression in striated muscle [ 26].