Sentence examples for because of invisible from inspiring English sources
Muslim service in the U.S. military today is unique, Shareda Hosein told me, because of invisible wounds that shape Muslims' own perceptions.
Think about how miserable an experience air travel has become due to security procedures that cannot begin to protect us against the next innovation in terror, or the wonderful tools of our computer/internet age that stop in their tracks because of invisible security protocols.
For now it's still hard for Chinese pharmaceutical companies to enter the U.S. market, not only for technical reasons but also because of invisible barriers, such as consumer acceptance.
Because of Invisible Children, a hundred million more people in North America now know his story.
At the same time, because of invisible perilesional dermatomycotic infection, the uninfected symmetrical interdigital area of the other foot was preferred as the non-lesional skin of patients (KOH examination, fungal cultures and Wood's lamp were negative).
Is that because there aren't any or because they're sort of invisible?" she said.
And it's refreshing to hear working-class men discuss their difficult lives, partly because of their invisible presence in our own.
Then there's a man who had a leg amputated because he sat too long while online, and a group of people who live off the grid because of the invisible effects of technology.
Because of these "invisible" labor issues, we argue that successful online instruction must include a range of interactions between students and instructors that extend the more public concept of community to better acknowledge the importance of personal, private interaction.
The same offense that has not scored a touchdown in more than six quarters, that has foundered behind a shaky offensive line and because of an invisible running game, will match up with what is right now a historically bad defense.
