Sentence examples for because of copious from inspiring English sources

The patient required repetitive surgical debridements, and the wound was left open because of copious amounts of tissue fluid discharge (50-150 mL daily).

Portugal's new possession was initially called Vera Cruz ("True Cross"), but it was soon renamed Brazil because of the copious amounts of brazilwood (pau-brasil) found there that yielded a valuable red dye.

So the 2014 St Patrick's Day parade promises to be another lively affair, and not just because of the copious amounts of alcohol that will flow throughout the city.

Pressed on whether his film will even get a showing in Tunisia – unlikely because of its copious sex scenes, he said: "I will do my utmost to make sure it's seen there.

Because of the copious amounts of blood in the film, the crew produced gallons of fake blood with karo syrup.

Offense The reason Sean Payton can design copious plays out of copious formations is because he has a maestro under center in Drew Brees.

Because she had abundant feeding arteries to the uterus, we felt the risk of copious surgical blood loss was a contraindication to immediate hysterectomy.

Or do we expand what we know, because we love to learn and better tools are both more fun and a huge competitive advantage…at the expense of copious time, effort, and cognitive load?

Unfortunately, wet fractionation involves consumption of copious amounts of water and energy.

Magically, because I was thinner in March, and I hadn't just come back from a 10-day, hog wild gourmet vacation in Paris, which included the ingestion of copious amounts of Burgundy, Champagne, steak tartare, and butter-bathed escargot.

These soldiers consistently complained of copious, nearly explosive diarrhea.