Sentence examples for because of a wording from inspiring English sources

In our analyses of the quiz data, we threw out question 11 due to poor psychometric properties and question 16 because of a wording error on the original item now fixed.

The words "because of a forged check drawn on a designated depositary" are added for clarity.

A differentiation into the sensory modalities (vision, audition, locomotion, manipulation) is omitted not only for simplicity, but also because the meaning of a word or expression is independent of the modality of its external surface.

The contrast between broad and slender consonants is crucial in Irish, because the meaning of a word can change if a broad consonant is substituted for a slender consonant or vice versa.

Because each meaning of a word, and in most cases each word, typically has at most one antonym in the dictionary, words again can be associated with directions of their antonym links and therefore can be embedded as vectors in V, as described above.

The world cared about that invasion enough to organize a huge coalition to overturn it--as opposed to so many others--because of a three letter word: oil.

This was, to a great extent, because of a single word: Sarajevo.

And it did, at least for a while, because of a single word.

Mitt's sister Jane thought that watching his adored father's downfall because of a single word made Mitt, by nature reserved, "more cautious, more scripted".

Because of a single word denoting homosexuality in his co-author's bio.

Don't underestimate the value of a word like "because".