Sentence examples for because of a solid from inspiring English sources

But because of a solid contract he signed, Abraham will be just fine.

But it surpassed expectations because of a solid performance in its business not tied to real estate.

ATLANTA — Delta Air Lines, the nation's No. 3 carrier, said Wednesday that it was hampered by high fuel prices in the fourth quarter but was able to narrow its loss because of a solid increase in sales.

Because of a solid structure, UHMW-PE can have a lower infection rate than PPE [32].

The secessionists argue that Mandela, despite having the city's highest crime rates and lowest incomes, would nonetheless have good prospects because of a solid tax base and its potential for business expansion.

Traps play a significant role in photoconduction, luminescence, and the operation of various electronic devices because the ability of a solid to carry an electrical current depends on the flow of electrons and holes through the solid.

For a solid, we don't worry about it because the expansion of a solid is such a tiny fraction of its volume when the temperature changes that the fact that a chunk of copper, when you heat it, is also expanding against the universe, against the atmospheric pressure, is a negligible effect.

While gels are regarded as composites because they consist of a solid skeleton or network that encloses a liquid phase or an excess of the solvent.

By definition, a sol is a two-phase suspension of colloidal particles in a liquid, while gels are regarded as composites because they consist of a solid skeleton or network that encloses a liquid phase or an excess of the solvent.

But greater American involvement and flexibility, both lacking for too long under George Bush, are crucial.Until now, Barack Obama has been oddly shy of embroilment, partly because of the lack of a solid Israeli government.

These kinds of boundary conditions appear also in combustion problem when the reaction happens only at the boundary of the container, for example, because of the presence of a solid catalyzer, see [3] for justification.