Sentence examples for because of a slightly from inspiring English sources
And that does not include a spring training that was lost because of a slightly overactive thyroid.
We did rush the opening, in part because of a slightly difficult situation with my former employer that I won't bore you with.
But given the collapse of confidence in the credit quality for subprime and near-prime mortgages, which accounted for about one-quarter of mortgage originations as recently as May, few forecasters expect a quick recovery — and certainly not because of a slightly lower overnight lending rate.
A transport mechanism adjustment is suspected with PTMSP because of a slightly more rapid permeation rate decrease than indicated by the model.
Even if earnings estimates hit the mark, a price can fall 40% or more simply because of a slightly more negative reassessment of prospects by investors.
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For instance, although CYB1 and GHR3 share similar evolutionary properties (GC levels, Γ shape, GTR rates: Table 1) – CYB1 is more affected by multiple substitutions because of either a slightly higher evolutionary rate or an excess of C-T over A-G transitions.
And, yet, if J.F.K.'s story resonates strongly for us, it's because he reminds us of a slightly less glamorous — but equally powerful — character: Hector.
In Germany, because of the use of a slightly different questionnaire, the following alcohol drinking variables were not available: age at start, duration and lifetime consumption.
He said Mrs. Hamman was denied "because of slightly elevated blood pressure, which was easily controlled by inexpensive medication".
This leap is most probably related to the prolongations of the electron trajectories because a slightly higher modulator potential assists the electrons move back and forth around the top of the anode grid.
