Sentence examples for because of inadequacies from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the forecasts are not able to capture extreme groundwater levels, primarily because of inadequacies in the driving rainfall forecasts.

Though the concept has been around for a while, it has been slow to take off because of inadequacies in Internet technology.

However, the functional outcomes of existing liquid-repellent surfaces have not been satisfactory, because of inadequacies of conventional structural design and fabrication approaches in engineering microstructures and properties of such surfaces.

This is true in the sense that most of the living species and subspecies in the world have probably been described; but because of inadequacies in the fossil record and repeated cases of convergent evolution within the group, our knowledge of the phylogenetic relationships between orders, suborders, and families of birds is inferior to that of mammals and reptiles.

Alden postulates that employers are looking for very precise skill sets that are not readily available either because of inadequacies in U.S. education and training, or because of insufficient mobility in the labor force.

Many of the conditions that may govern signaling in 3D have eluded researchers because of inadequacies in culture methods.

In fact, Kircher's jar was not entirely free of air, probably because of inadequacy in his vacuum pump.

The paralyzing effect of the second drug gives the inmate a peaceful appearance and, even if he is in great pain because of inadequacy of the anesthesia, renders him unable to communicate that fact.

The dissenting opinion stated: 'I would reverse the order and direct that the writ be sustained because of inadequacy of the original certificate of the examining surgeons and total failure of the reviewing Board of Medical Officers to comply with the regulations.' 170 F.2d 1009, 1014.

Rehiring public sector employees who were laid off because of inadequacy to perform their jobs.

However, implementation of this program in the urban areas was not a success because of inadequacy of the coverage and quality of services [ 11].