Sentence examples for because of a changed from inspiring English sources

But where did it come from?" Weeks before scientists working in China found the animals carrying a virus much like the one linked to SARS, Dr. Holmes had suggested that the disease was probably caused by an animal virus that acquired the ability to infect humans, perhaps because of a changed spike.

Because of a changed orientation, the ESL-63 measures 36 x 26 x, the speaker seemed smaller than before.

The first local community project was experiencing a need to evaluate the existing care pathway because of a changed surgical procedure which had different implications for primary care.

The initial date of the revolt was set for 15 June 1943 but had to be postponed because of a change in circumstances caused by an explosion.

update: Because of a change in plans, the family went to Switzerland rather than Amsterdam.

Maynard is having his best camp in four years because of a change in coaching philosophy.

Remarkably, it reappeared two hours later because of a change in the wind.

The kit may no longer have been of use to the team because of a change of sponsor, for example.

"There is no way that our thinking will change because of a change in the Liberal Democratic Party," Mr. Ozawa said.

The explanation eventually offered by the airline was that they had made a mistake because of a change of shifts.

And that's not, primarily, because of a change in the kinds of jobs people are doing.