Sentence examples for because of a wider from inspiring English sources

Because of a wider jet head, the EFP results in a more serious damage to the plate.

The Sprint Corporation said yesterday that fourth-quarter net income fell 2.6percentt because of a wider loss at its wireless unit.

"What's worrying is we seem to have moved away from a clear ideological divide to an apolitical calculation as to who should be censored, because of a wider judgment based purely on the potential to upset and offend," says Tom Slater, assistant editor at Spiked and co-ordinator of the project.

Although mankind may have benefitted from the restraint shown by Russia & China, the people of Indo-China were made to suffer more because of a wider war... It's almost as though the war has been sanctioned by international agreement albeit tacit agreement.

Research by Jae Song of the Social Security administration and four colleagues found that most of the rise of inequality in pay from 1978 to 2013 was because some companies were paying more than others — not because of a wider gap between high-paid and low-paid workers within a company.

However, D1 creates a stronger channel flow because of a wider gap and less flow moving over land.

Because of a wide range of possible reasons -- the shrunken strike zone, smaller ballparks, stronger hitters -- pitchers became more passive.

So women were economically independent and chose to have children because of a wide network of (almost free) childcare.

The new law received wide support, even from church groups, because of a wide spread feeling that previous rules had harmful effects, par ticularly on children.

H. Douglas Robinson, a high-ranking engineer in the Corvette Group, said in an interview that the company had delayed paying consultants because of a wide-ranging audit of fees.

Because of a wide pay gap, the disparity in teacher quality between city and suburb is not likely to narrow very soon.