Sentence examples for because of developments from inspiring English sources

"Their choices are allow it, do a 'man in the middle' attack to intercept the searches (which will be overt these days because of developments such as Certificate Pinning, developed because those pesky Iranians spoilt it for everyone), or to block altogether," says Richard Clayton, a computer security researcher at the UK's University of Cambridge.

Average yields for sweet potatos in developing countries doubled over the last twenty-five years primarily because of developments in China (Table 1).

Look what's happened in the European wine industry because of developments in the United States and Australia".

If quantum computers ever do arrive, it will be in large part because of developments at IBM Research.

Because of developments in the antitrust case against Microsoft and slowing sales of desktop computers to corporations, the message said, the manager had dumped all its Microsoft shares.

But Mr Justice Bodey told a hearing in the Family Division that he would not deliver a ruling because of "developments" in Neon's condition.

"It started because of development pressures.

But a lot of times, the homes are gone because of development.

The ranks of self-storage companies have been thinned because of development pressure.

"Because of development, a lot of the sponges, or areas that normally would absorb water, have been taken away.

The hostilities, Pelkey said, have lessened considerably, at least partly because of development pressures, which threaten the trails for all.