Sentence examples for because of its rather from inspiring English sources

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Firstly, it is vulnerable to selection bias because of its rather low response rate.

Because of its rather young age of about 350,000 years and its close distance of about 300 light-years, astronomers speculated that Geminga may have had an effect on Earth when the pulsar formed in a supernova explosion.

However, because of its rather low pricing, the company is only generating $6,000 per month we're told.

Efficient cooling technologies are required in hydrogen fueled scramjet engines because of its rather large heat load and relatively small coolant mass flow rate.

A Taylor Couette (TC) reactor has been considered as a promising technology to produce uniform ultra-fine particles with controlled morphology and size because of its rather narrow shear rate distribution in comparison to a conventional stirred tank.

If the N.C.A.A. holds college sports together, it will be because of its commercial rather than educational role.

"It's significant because of its influence rather than its direct impact," says Asher Rospigliosi, senior lecturer in e-business and management information systems at the Brighton Business School.

For example, when someone takes pleasure in someone else's pain, why is it that the pleasure is bad because of its object, rather than that the pain is even worse, because someone took pleasure in it?

In fact the piece triumphs because of its contradictions rather than despite them.

It's possible that common milkweed has become a horticultural wallflower because of its large, rather coarse leaves.