Sentence examples for because of a more from inspiring English sources

Under creep-tension, the weld shows a strong anisotropic behavior, and the highest flow rate is recorded for welds oriented parallel to the loading direction, because of a more important cavity nucleation.

"Not only because of powerful opposition but also because of a more general lack of interest.

(Americans get enough vitamin A because of a more varied diet and fortified foods).

And it's also because of a more recent historical deposit than anything Pitt ordered.

Part of Nokia's ability to do that is because of a more cost-effective design.

Because of a more reliable manufacturing forecast, more realistic production plans and therefore increased security in planning would follow.

However, leaves with reticulate vein networks required more sections because of a more heterogeneous vein coverage across slices.

Mr. Assad's control of the Dara'a area is now believed to be in contention because of a more aggressive insurgency.

They were mixed farmers (largely because of a more hospitable environment for crops) and also smelted and worked copper.

But also, he says, because of a more aggressive stance toward locating and attacking the militants beyond the walls.

Why put up with years of in-fighting that hamstrings the government you elected because of a more subterranean obsessiveness?