Sentence examples for because of its somewhat from inspiring English sources

Watch your dog tag while it bakes; because of its somewhat large size, it is possible that the ends will fold over and become stuck.

The region preserves many essentially Welsh elements in its social life because of its somewhat isolated, west-facing location.

It thrives in temperate climates and soon became a popular backyard garden citrus on the West Coast, easy to grow, though not produced commercially because of its somewhat fragile thin skin.

A-quality cannabis tends to be well-grown outdoor product, at $2,900 because of its somewhat loose buds.

For the clinical practice of CFS treatments, this study's results indicate that, when actometers are not available, the IPAQ is the preferred alternative instrument to use, because of its somewhat lower level of unjust passive classifications.

However, because of its perennial, stationary, and somewhat broader features, the tropical diurnal cycle generates much more rainfall in the annual or longer-period total than (sub tropical and extratropical cyclones.

The Korchak type designates the eastern part of the Prague-Korchak culture, which because of its western expansion is somewhat less directly dependent on the mother Kiev culture than its two sister cultures.

But just what that question is remains a source of confusion, and not simply because of its long, convoluted and somewhat technical wording that will ask whether voters approve of the bailout proposals offered up by Greece's lenders.

Because of his somewhat piratical behaviour, most people don't recognise Tom's caring and touching side".

Ever since Looper joined the Mets, he had been "feeling weird," partly because of his shortened off-season, and partly because of his somewhat different delivery.

Reagan because of his somewhat recognizable last name or Bender, because he has the chops and the good looks?