Sentence examples for because of a flat from inspiring English sources
Jorgensen finished 38th in London 2012 because of a flat tyre and has spent the past four years preparing for this day.
The Reed Elsevier Group, which publishes Variety and LexisNexis, said that earnings growth would slow in 2004 in part because of a flat outlook for ad revenue.
20 One model with unobserved heterogeneity fails to converge because of a flat likelihood function.
(a) The leaves of Elaphoglossum wurdackii appear glossy because of a flat surface structure shown in (b), their iridescence is caused by thin layers within the cuticle.
Because of a flat yield curve now, where longer-term bonds return not much more than short-term paper, Kaufman and comanager Gregory Hermanski see the best opportunities in short maturities.
Because of a flat yield curve now (where longer bonds return almost the same as shorter bonds 30-year Treasurys, for example, yield 5%; the two-year, 4.8%), Kaufman and co-manager Gregory Hermanski see the bonds 30-yeariTreasuryshort maturities; the eforctivexampleion of Osterweis' concentrated portfolio of 38 bonds is just two yield.
Because of this, a flat market is unsustainable because people will simply choose to hold more profitable assets.
This is because instead of designing a flat roll of fabric, and then cutting it into patterns to make clothes, Saunders first constructs a garment out of plain panels and then designs print specifically for each panel.
When João shows a flat to a prospective buyer, it seems natural to him to mention that the servants' room has a window (such things were non-existent in the days of slavery and infrequent until quite recently), but he feels insulted when a buyer suggests that a property should be cheaper because a recent occupant of a flat in the same block committed suicide.
The profilometer and EDX measurements indicated that the ULFC regime in this unmated Al2O3 Si3N4 pair was achieved because of the formation of a flat and smooth interface of nanometric roughness, which favored the hydrodynamic lubrication.
Application of this technique to our dataset of green algal elongation factors revealed the difficulty of arriving at firm conclusions about ancient gene transfer events because of a relatively flat likelihood surface and, consequently, ambiguous probabilities for gene content at ancestral nodes.
