Sentence examples for because of an active from inspiring English sources

Because of an active reintroduction program started at Cornell a few years back, we're beginning to see more.

They were reprieved only because of an active, political campaign but their case dragged on through the courts and it was 1937 before the four youngest were released.

It was not clear whether the test was related to the rerouting of night-time flights into and out of Los Angeles International Airport because of an active military airspace from Friday to 12 November.

After Henry's death in 1413, Joan received an annuity, but, because of an active anti-French policy in England, she was accused of witchcraft in 1419, imprisoned, and denied access to the revenue from her dowry.

Orlando fire crews are called on reports of multiple shots fired but are told to go no farther than Orange Avenue and Gore Street (more than half a mile north of the club) because of an active shooter.

Student David Hogg filmed this video while his Florida high school was on lockdown because of an active shooter on campus Feb. 14. "Thousands of people have died from gun violence and it's time to take a stand," Hogg said, citing the need for stronger gun control laws.

Because the effect of postseismic relaxation following the 1993 Hokkaido Nansei-oki earthquake still continued in 2001 (Ueda et al. 2003; Suwa et al. 2006), and because the eruption of an active volcano (Mt. Usu) occurred in March 31 , 2000 we did not use the data in western Hokkaido.

Thijssen and Wolters [29] observed a prolonged half-life of antibacterial activity in plasma of patients treated with flucloxacillin and presenting with renal failure, mainly because of the accumulation of an active metabolite, hydroxyflucloxacillin.

If the greedy player is static, i.e., not able to move between cells, then it cannot achieve more than its share because of the presence of an active vigilante player.

This site was chosen for TPP application because it is part of an active in situ bioremediation study and has been identified as being highly P limited, determined through P groundwater concentrations of < 0.3 mg P/L.

The levels of Cd in organs such as liver and kidney cortex increase with age because of the lack of an active biochemical process for its elimination coupled with renal reabsorption.