Sentence examples for because of a core from inspiring English sources

The young, inexperienced teacher, who presumably trained for the profession because of a core love for children, simply didn't know how to manage her little charges.

Part of the reason the reports do not carry more influence is because of a core conflict at the fund, one that may well compromise its ability to speak truth to the mounting debt problems in Europe, Britain and even the United States.

For the past seven years, Johnson & Johnson has supported FHI360, a leading NGO, in a program of mentoring, parent engagement and career development at schools in suburban Dar es Salam--a program we are proud to support because of a core belief that educated, empowered women lead to healthier families and communities.

Because the frequency of a core represents the available CPU resources in time (cycles/second), it can naturally be treated as a computational resource, which makes it possible to address the problem of power consumption from the perspective of resource management.

However, the traditional direct method may have significant errors in evaluation of the lost gas amount during the retrieval process of a core sample, because it did not take into account the impact of the pertinent pressure and thermal history to the gas emission profile.

Locking bolts were preferred over cortex screws, because of an increased core diameter and altered loading environment.

28 Thus, it should be recommended that systematic reviews include studies regardless of publication language because a core component of systematic reviews is to conduct an extensive literature search that covers all relevant articles.

Fading Gigolo is the kind of work you find yourself forgiving for its flaws because there is a core of sweetness and mildness to his films, and because their incidental pleasures often add up to more than the sum of the movie itself.

The 10% cut was judged unconstitutional because as a core part of the state they warrant protection, an official told the agency.

He calls the building a tree house apparently because it has a core of public spaces from which more secluded spaces branch off.

But like most clichés, it survives because there is a core of absolute truth to it that refuses to be dismissed.