Sentence examples for because of a distant from inspiring English sources

Eleanor Clarke, Chorleywood, Herts I bought The Fly in the Cathedral by Brian Cathcart after reading a Guardian review, chiefly because of a distant family connection - my mother taught mathematics to the 10-year old Ernest Walton, the pioneer atomic scientist whose work with John Cockcroft is described in the book.

The toxin expression profile data from cDNA library of L. curtus and A. peronii and a relationship between their habitat and diet may suggest that ecological variables presumably played a major role in determining the trajectory of their evolutionary paths along ecological niches (specialist and generalist) and not completely because of a distant phylogenetic relationship between them.

Mourning because the husband of a co-worker was taken out or because the son of a distant relative was assassinated.

In myopia the vision of distant objects is not distinct because the image of a distant point falls within the vitreous and the rays spread out to form a blur circle on the retina instead of a point.

This is because beneath the surface of a distant and often distinctly strange culture Murasaki's characters of a thousand years ago express emotions that remain entirely familiar.

It may tolerate transposon insertions in STM1 and STY because of the presence of a distant paralog (trpS2), which does not exist in ECO.

Among these blue hot stars are found novas and the nuclei of planetary nebulas, the latter so called because their photographic image resembles that of a distant planet.

As we enter 2016, let's raise a glass of flat Champagne to the prospect of a distant 2021 because that year stands (for now!) to be the first free from the many tributaries of "Star Wars" and the acres of hype and speculation surrounding it.

Cervical cancer, once the leading cancer killer among American women, is now, because of Pap smears, a distant seventh, killing 4,100 a year.

Because Albuquerque was a distant outpost of the Spanish empire, its residents were mostly of Hispanic or mixed Hispanic Native American ancestry until the late 19th century.

"I knew her before because she is a distant relation of our family, but we're not well acquainted".