Sentence examples for because of its serious from inspiring English sources

It also declares itself opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment that would put women on equal footing with men in the constitution, "because of its serious moral implications".

It was ultimately abandoned because of its serious cardiovascular and thromboembolic toxicity (Hanash et al. 1970, Eisen et al. 1975) and the emergence of gonadotropin agonists/antagonists (Schally et al. 1983).

Further attempts to meddle in this case would almost surely backfire, however, because of its serious national security implications.

The ACMD said it believed it was right to continue categorising cocaine as a class A substance alongside heroin and crack cocaine because of its serious health risks.

Lead (Pb) pollution in soil has attracted public attention because of its serious impacts on human health through food chain.

As mentioned above, the clinical application of GA has been limited because of its serious side effects.

A difference in Mozart's approach to the work a dramma giocoso in the tradition of Carlo Goldoni that, because of its more serious treatment of character, had a greater expressive potential than an opera buffa is seen in the extended spans of the score, with set-piece numbers often running into one another.

One of the few to come to Peña Nieto's defense has been right-wing crime analyst José Antonio Ortega, who opposes the legalization of weed because of its "very serious" health impacts.

In the United States, disulfiram is rarely prescribed because of its potentially serious side effects.

Another inspiration was Alan J. Pakula's film All the President's Men because of its ability to tackle serious issues while being entertaining.

Speaking on behalf of the NHL, Brian O'Neill said that: "There is no justification for any player to swing his stick in retaliation and this is especially the case for a goaltender whose stick, because of its weight, can cause serious injury".