Sentence examples for because a state of from inspiring English sources
Because a state of adrenergic overactivity prevails when triiodothyronine (T3) concentrations become excessive, the possibility that T3's metabolic partner, revT3, might give rise to an antagonist of those T3 actions was thought to be reasonable.
"I find" said Justice Aaron Levy 'that because a state of war exists between the U.S. and present German Gov't, and offers made to the latter Gov't, are null and void".
Having admitted the killing, Adebolajo had wanted to claim he was not guilty of murder because a state of war exists between Britain and Muslims, making his attack a military strike, not a criminal act.
Immediate loading was assumed in this model, because a state of contact was reproduced between the implant and artificial mandibular bone.
In the state, jamming, which is a situation that assembly is fixed because a state of a ring part and a shaft part is not desirable, occurs easily.
Because a state of Israel that oppresses another people is an affront to my Jewishness and for that of the majority of Jews worldwide for whom human rights are an inviolable value -- precisely because our people has suffered immensely from bigotry and racism.
In recent weeks, the momentum of the protests appeared to have slowed, in part because of a state of emergency imposed in February and fierce repression, but thousands flooded the centre of Khartoum on Saturday.
When CEO Thorsten Heins revealed that tentative BBM launch window at BlackBerry Live back in May, he said it was because of a "state of confidence".
Ontological: you're fat because you are, a state of being, not a choice.
The public consents to its government violating liberal values because crisis is a state of exception, which requires desperate measures.
Because it induces a state of reduced awareness and deep relaxation, hypnosis is thought to be efficient at relieving stress and anxiety.
