Sentence examples for because a loss of from inspiring English sources

But because a loss of 80,000 jobs had been predicted by a consensus of Wall Street economists, the market rose on the news.

Confidence votes ensure that coalition partners, even if disgruntled, will vote with the government because a loss of such a vote forces the collapse of the government.

Mr. Bruno's aim was to deprive Democrats of any issues they could use against Republican incumbents in the general election, which was a reason for concern because a loss of six seats would have abruptly ended the Republicans' decades-long rule of the Senate.

The authors also explained that, "because a loss of data is nearly always accompanied by a loss of information, missing values may dramatically reduce statistical power" (p. 330).

Because a loss of HA has been associated with pathological conditions characterized by an increased vascular permeability such as diabetes [ 31, 32] and ischemia-reperfusion [ 33], the HA content of the GFB might be decreased during sepsis as well.

Par3 null mouse embryos suffer lethality from E10.5 to E12.5 because a loss of cell polarity results in a failure to form the vesicles that bud from the PEO, causing subsequent absence of epicardium in mouse hearts.

It is also possible that the neuropathy develops because of a loss-of-unknown SOD1 function.

This shows a considerable drop in energy, partly because of a loss of compression.

Some programs have had to cancel lessons because of a loss of financing.

The bones become lighter and more brittle because of a loss of calcium.

Alongside O'Leary, Fitzgerald is another big-name casualty who has suffered because of a loss of form.