Sentence examples for because of a regular from inspiring English sources

And I discovered it because of a regular doctor's visit, not a mammogram.

Patients could be dying because of a regular shortage of intensive care beds across Wales, according to Dr Paul Morgan, chairman of the Welsh Intensive Care Society.

Soon afterward, he jumped at the opportunity to replace the recently deceased theatre critic for the liberal Vossische Zeitung: certainly because of the promise of a regular income but also, undoubtedly, because it provided an outlet for his love of the theatre.

This can be more appropriate for someone who has just lost their partner and has children, because they are sure of a regular income and do not have to worry about investing a lump sum.

But he is winning, because he can credibly anchor a newscast amidst a revolution in Cairo, but also because he is enough of a regular guy to get away with calling Target "Tar-zhay" during the broadcast, as he did last week.

We mean here the case of an ARIMA or SARIMA process having unit roots, because of the presence of a regular difference and/or of a seasonal difference.

The blending factors are calculated on a per-tile basis because of the use of a regular tile structure, thus, reducing the amount of computation.

Preparing meals for oneself may lead to insufficient meal variety because of the lack of a regular stock of ingredients and less motivation to make 'good' everyday meals.

It has been proposed that, because of the lack of a regular T-tubule system in atrial myocytes, differential spatial distribution of LTCCs with regard to their coupling to RyR2s may underlie a unique atrial myocyte Ca2+-signaling process.

If your body is not getting adequate rest, then headaches happen because of the lack of a regular sleep pattern.

This may arise because forming the past tense of a regular verb requires understanding a set of rules--a grammar--while the irregular exceptions to the rule require a reference table--a lexicon.