Sentence examples for because of charges from inspiring English sources
The loss came in part because of charges for bonds backed by soured mortgages.
"They used me as a discipline tool -- capiche?" A Sanitation Department spokesman would say only that Mr. Villanova was dismissed because of "charges".
In the past decade, Mr. Cerf said, 17 teachers, out of about 100,000 tenured teachers statewide, have lost their jobs because of charges of incompetence.
The earnings of VMWare, a company that makes corporate software, dropped because of charges related to a recent acquisition.The gloomy economic climate is also playing a role.
The medical device maker Boston Scientific reported a quarterly loss on Thursday because of charges and lower sales in its two largest businesses.
Perhaps because of charges against an Iraqi couple in Kentucky, the gates, having been pushed slightly open for a few years, have all but closed.
"Because of charging losses, you don't know how much electricity you are actually putting into the battery," he notes.
The company's television network and movie studio unit, NBC Universal, also hurt the quarterly results, with earnings off 41percentt because of charge-offs and falling television advertising.
After programming data into flash memories, the cell threshold voltage distribution can change because of charge leakage.
The tunneling gate oxide thickness in a conventional Flash memory cannot be scaled down to sub-7 nm because of charge retention [76].
Meanwhile, the NiNi bonding becomes weaker because of charge depletion on Ni atoms and bond misorientation resulting from the more homogeneous electron redistribution.
