Sentence examples for because of extremely from inspiring English sources

The concession and victory speeches come eight days after the polls finished, because of extremely close results in a few key marginal seats, and six seats still remain undecided.

In last year's presidential election, as many as three million registered voters were not allowed to cast ballots and millions more chose not to because of extremely long lines and other frustrating obstacles.

It is uncertain if cases have not been reported because vaccine-associated measles strains are not transmissible or because of extremely low infectivity.

The researchers used fossils from two sites, including a 43,000-year-old one in northern Spain that because of extremely stable temperatures, has well-preserved DNA.

"It is likely that the automated controls tripped some transmission lines moments before they would have burned down because of extremely high power flows out of our system," said Henry Fayne, American Electric's executive vice president for energy delivery.

Kraft, whose products include Oreos, reiterated that 2009 earnings would fall to $1.88 a share, in part because of "extremely weak" consumer demand, Irene Rosenfeld, the chief executive, said during the conference call.

Getting a gas car is a good idea because of the low initial cost and because of the lack of extremely expensive repair.

Because of their extremely low basal expression levels, RFPL2 and TRIM48 were highly up-regulated by DUX4 overexpression (44).

Because of the extremely high relief, the printing of the plates requires specially prepared presses.

Because of the extremely high latitude, the range's glacier scenery is especially fine.

Citizens named it the Babylon tower of Nizhny because of the extremely long time it took to construct.