Sentence examples for because of equal from inspiring English sources

Community-initiated development tends to be socially inclusive to the locals, and there is observed spatial equality between village communities because of equal access to local opportunities.

He has crystallized into the player the organization always envisioned but could not enjoy because of equal doses of injury and immaturity.

If senior Tories really believe that voters are abandoning the party because of equal marriage, rather than, say, because of its determination to make ordinary workers pay with their jobs and homes for the financial failings of the rich, then they truly have lost their constituency – and that should worry the old guard far more than a few gay weddings.

The fact that the treasury does not understand this indicates the low quality of civil servants it employs (probably ony there because of "Equal Opportunities" - policies which discriminate against English people).

In contrast, because of equal heights for both transition-0 and -1 in GLUT4, its ratio of V influx/V efflux (≈k 4/k −2) becomes close to 1, indicating symmetry.

For example, because of equal political liberties, there are no "passive citizens" who must depend on others to politically protect their rights and interests; and with fair equal opportunities no one has grounds to experience the resentment that inevitably arises in societies where social positions are effectively closed to those less advantaged or less powerful.

Some have suggested that the reason for the lack of "believers" is because of equal-opportunity requirements that discriminate against them.

This method is attractive because, for measurements of equal precision, integration of the gradients is potentially an order of magnitude more precise than measurement of the viscosities directly.

This method is attractive because, for measurements of equal precision, integration of the gradients is potentially much more precise than conventional methods that measure the absolute viscosities directly.

It is important to note that the reduced accessibility is due to the difference in structure of the species abundance distribution, not due to different predictions of species richness, because

This appeared justified because the selection of equal base frequencies by hLRT is likely a consequence of combining short conserved segments of flanking exon sequence with the intron.