Sentence examples for because of a repeated from inspiring English sources
Overall, the seismic data show evidence for a continental margin with a long history (Paleoproterozoic to early Mesozoic) but showing only limited outward growth by crustal accretion, because of a repeated history of overthrust shortening during repeated phases of orogenesis.
In March 2009, a footnote said, the surveillance court learned that N.S.A. analysts were using the phone log database in ways that went beyond what the judges believed to be the practice because of a "repeated inaccurate statements" in government filings to the court.
The protein product of the 34 kDa family had significant matches with cytoskeletal proteins such as actin and myosin, mainly because of the presence of a repeated charged aa [ 41].
Other studies scored 1 because they met the minimum criterion of a repeated measures design.
Infineon canceled an agreement defining the terms of the ProMos Technologies venture with Mosel "because of repeated breaches of contract," said a spokeswoman, Katja Schlendorf.
The missile was once again launched from a ship at sea, and was once more aborted because of a repeat of previous malfunctions.
Adjusted end points (⩽CIN1) could be established for 91 other HPV-negative women (71.1%); 20 of them based on a double-negative cytology and HPV test result in follow-up, and 71 of them because of a repeat normal cytology test result in follow-up.
Patients underwent a repeated biopsy because of either a suspected disease flare or inadequate response to therapy.
Teenage girls employed at a local food store took to hiding in a back room because of the repeated pawing and suggestive comments of an on-duty, uniformed police officer.
The ideologues within Al Qaeda believed that "the Islamic nation was in a state of hibernation," because of repeated catastrophes inflicted upon Muslims by the West.
By the late 1950s, Mansfield began to generate a great deal of negative publicity because of repeated exposure of her breasts in carefully staged public "accidents".
