Sentence examples for because of its width from inspiring English sources

However, the canal company were worried that because of its width, it might jam in the lock, which would cause flooding of the hinterland at high tide, and draining of the canal at low tide.

Because of its width, though, it requires a bit more string and beads than a regular cuff.

General Motors Hummerr, to be introduced in 2002, will require a commercial truck's running lights because of its width: more than six and a half feet.

Airbus says this will be cheaper than Boeing's approach, but the reality is that it does not have much choice, because most of the necessary technology belongs to Boeing.Mr Brégier insists that the A350 will be every bit as light and efficient as the 787, and even better for passengers because of its greater width.

Although the canal significantly shortens the sea route from the Italian ports to Piraeus (the port of Athens), it has never fulfilled the economic expectations of its builders, because of its shallow draft and narrow width.

Steel fibre concrete is generally known to reduce crack widths because of its post-cracking tensile strength.

An SMS that has elongated to form a rod-like structure could not easily increase its width because of limited NUTRIENT availability.

All of the designs use current mode pulse width modulation (PWM) control because of its inherent advantages in loop stability and current control.

Ms. Mandel, a real estate broker at the Corcoran Group, says that she would have preferred to have a real brick wall but that -- because of limited width -- "it would have to be those fake bricks, which I dislike" so she is retaining the clapboard.

He believed England did not bowl well enough in this period of Australia's innings, particularly to Meg Lanning who he estimated scored "about 35" of her 55 runs through cover and behind square because of the width on offer.

Note that the break position Σ0break slightly deviates from the centre of the N-range <Σ0hook>p∈N because of the width of the N-regime (see Figure 7).