Sentence examples for because of conspicuous from inspiring English sources
The policy initiated by Mr. Hyde, who took over as di rector of the ailing and bank rupt institute in September, 1968, has been twofold: to revive Boston's artistic com munity, which, because of conspicuous lack of both private and institutional pa tronage, was fragmented, discouraged and mostly un derground; and to act as a liaison between artists and the city at large.
Others would be excluded because of conspicuous evidence of immaturity such as garish tattoos or other "cosmetic" issues.
Associating with conspicuous males, however, might increase a female's risk of predation because of conspicuous males' higher probability of attracting predators.
Although annual growth rings were identifiable in all six species, those in Melia were the most readily identifiable in density images because of conspicuous rows of large vessels at the start of rings and a pronounced intra-annual density gradient.
If I am less enthusiastic about it this year, it is not because the concept of conspicuous consumption served directly at your table is no longer relevant, or that the performers and their acts are any less clever, tongue-in-cheek and daring.
We chose magnetic susceptibility for the correlation rather than relative paleointensity because the number of conspicuous features that can be used for correlation is larger in magnetic susceptibility for the cores that cover a relatively short period of time.
Surmising that eyespots' resemblance to vertebrate eyes is an anthropomorphised and subjective assumption, Stevens and colleagues argued that eyespots may be effective simply because of their conspicuous and contrasting features – the 'Conspicuousness hypothesis' [ 3, 34].
The statue is significant because of her conspicuous dimensions as well as what she represents.
Not just because of its conspicuous size and weight but because it seemed like a signifier for visions of tranquillity from bygone times.
Root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne species) are well known because of the conspicuous "knots," or gall-like swellings, they induce on roots.
