Sentence examples for because of interpretations from inspiring English sources

There are many examples in the literature of research that has been prevented because of interpretations of ethical norms applied inappropriately (see for instance [ 7, 8]).

With all of my films there's a range of interpretations because they're observational.

It appears to be because of different interpretations of how the scene is illuminated.

Previous legal actions using the Consumer Credit Act 1974 relating to "extortionate credit bargains" were rarely successful because of restrictive interpretations.

Possibly, there are people whose love of Billy Bob Thornton is based on his country albums, or those who are entranced by Scarlett Johansson because of her interpretations of Tom Waits songs, but … actually, no, there are definitely not.

Meanwhile, demand for freshwater continues to rise, and the region does not coordinate its water management because of different interpretations of international laws".

I have had to seek second opinions on several occasions because of different interpretations or have had tests repeated, and it was worth it.

Players often ascribe character and personality to non-player characters (and sometimes even objects) that are not actually in the game because of their interpretations of imperfect information.

Manual inspection of the species with very large formal charges (>|3|) indicates these are all errors arising from the original curation process because of incorrect interpretations of e.g. metal centres.

Allow me to suggest that these different conclusions have been reached because of different interpretations of the market.

"I think there's been some misapplication of the law" because of varying interpretations by judges, Weatherford said.