Sentence examples for because of a difference from inspiring English sources

But only the Wrights appreciated another necessity: preventing the plane from suddenly rolling because of a difference in wind on the left and right wings.

Ashby et al. (2004) proposed that our conclusion that BPA significantly decreased DSP is incorrect because of a difference in control values for DSP from different experiments conducted at different times.

For instance, a domestic building and a commercial building with identical structural properties located on an identical ground profile may yield different levels of structural damage because of a difference in vulnerability curves.

This difference most probably occurred because of a difference in lesion prevalence in the FOBT groups, which can result in a different proportion of false positives.

This is not because they had a different estimate of Saddam Hussein's moral nature or ultimate plans, but because of a difference between liberal internationalist thinking and neoconservative doctrine that Shawcross doesn't notice, or at least doesn't discuss.

However, whether statement groupings are different because of a unique pool of statements or because of a difference in how biology students view their discipline is challenging to interpret without further study.

It will be because of a difference of opinion.

That is partly because of a difference in the loan programs.

This is because of a crucial difference between the paired sex chromosomes and the other pairs of chromosomes (called autosomes).

He told a group of black leaders in August 1862 that, because of a "physical difference," white prejudice wouldn't allow African-­Americans to live as equals in America.

This is in part because of a cultural difference between the U.S. and India.