Sentence examples for because of examples from inspiring English sources

Because of examples like these, the U.S. justice system has been changing how eyewitnesses are used in criminal cases.

Partly because of examples like Jakarta, subsidence often gets misinterpreted by climate change sceptics, who argue this phenomenon alone explains increased flooding in coastal areas.

As Klebsiella pneumoniae and Clavibacter strains thrive in the same environmental niche (associated with tomato) and because of examples of possible genetic material exchange between distantly related bacteria we can hypothesize that the acquisition of plasmid sequences encoding antibiotic resistance genes might provide a competitive advantage for the non-pathogenic Clavibacter strain LMG 26808.

Highly talented individuals were undone because of "example" issues.

We chose Aleph (Version 5) with the SWI-Prolog compiler (Version 5.6.47) to learn rules from our set of examples because of its popularity, frequent update and flexibility.

We trust the narrator of Walden and his spiritual aspirations better because of repeated examples of his practical know-how.

Thirty years, all because of the examples set by a priest and a housewife.

For example, executives generally believe that EPS is the most important measure of value creation in large part because of vivid examples of companies whose stock rose after they exceeded EPS estimates or fell abruptly after coming up short.

It's something humans add on to instinct, perhaps because of remarkable examples like the patience of spiders, the elaborate rituals of bees or the spectacular change of caterpillars into butterflies.

The "skills gap" has largely been disproven, but the narrative persists because of anecdotal examples of tech companies having difficulty hiring people.

I recommend this book, mainly because of the large number of examples.