Sentence examples for because of extent from inspiring English sources

In addition, RFA is considered a viable alternate to surgery (1) for inoperable patients with limited hepatic metastatic disease, especially from colorectal cancer, and (2) for patients deemed ineligible for surgical resection because of extent and location of the disease or concurrent medical conditions [ 3].

That feeling did not last long, though, and Mr. Taggart soon declared Mr. Lazio a viable candidate, if only "because of the extent of the pure negativity toward her," he said.

This is because, the extent of cashless payments made by unbanked individuals is usually negligible.

Because of the extent of her injuries, these wounds had not been immediately apparent.

Resisting the partnership, however, may be difficult because of the extent of Mr. Gysi's support.

It upset me because of the extent to which it was a matter of chance.

But Ukip is also remarkable because of the extent to which its support is misunderstood.

The natural vegetation of the Liaodong Peninsula is not well preserved, because of the extent of cultivation and settlement.

They had difficulty identifying her because of the extent of her injuries.

His proposed method of dealing with that seemed unlikely to win approval, but it was interesting because of the extent of fear it showed.

The Portuguese-born banker had checked himself into a Priory Group clinic because of the extent of his sleep deprivation.