Sentence examples for because of a structural from inspiring English sources

Because of a structural overhaul of city government in 1989, Mr. Vallone is the first and only person to hold the relatively new position of speaker, which after the mayor is the highest elected office in the city.

Bradshaw, a fifth-year veteran, left the game Sunday against Miami to have X-rays on his foot but returned after it was determined that the pain he felt was not because of a structural issue.

And he may be predisposed to stress fractures because of a structural anomaly of his second toe, which is long and impinges on the third toe, curving at the tip like a periscope as if searching to make sure the other digits are in proper alignment.

This could happen because of a structural geologic failure that would lead to an immediate release of a high concentration of CO2 back into the atmosphere.

Small Ni-Fe nanoparticle sizes are crucial for an optimal overall NH3 conversion because of a structural effect favoring the smallest particles in terms of catalytic activity per active site.

Even if the state administrations at the province and district tiers did not always comply with their duties in pasture management and allocation before the introduction of the new law because of a structural lack of resources such as knowledge, personnel, financial, and physical capital, they were at least legally responsible for pasture management and allocation.

Additionally, officials said the bridge's design had been considered outmoded for decades because a single failure of a structural part could bring down the whole bridge.

This was because of a perceived structural instability due to weathering over time.

Bryan Appleyard of The Sunday Times criticized the format of the book, writing that it was "alternately engrossing and infuriating book It is infuriating because of a fatal structural decision taken by the author and/or his publisher to include long quotations from interviewees as breaks in the text.

Finally, the projection of the reference ensemble revealed that the distribution of conformations is bimodal because of a small structural change that occurred during the MD simulation.

In addition, the generalization of our findings on reinjuries to injuries may be limited because of a more structural character of reinjuries compared with injuries.