Sentence examples for because of lay from inspiring English sources

Because of lay access to abstracts, these should be written in accessible language and draw conclusions that would not be misinterpreted by a lay reader.

We evolved for lying, and because of lying, just as much as we evolved for and because of honest communication.

Some people are famous because of lying and we just swallow it.

In that same winter, some of the area's passes, such as the A635 (Saddleworth Moor) and A57 (Snake Pass), were closed because of lying snow for almost a month.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions – who was forced to recuse himself from the investigation because of lying under oath about his own personal and professional ties to Russian officials – recommended the firing of Comey, the man running that investigation.

The obtained results are in agreement with the existing data in the literature, stating that cows kept in tie-stalls have higher hygiene scores in the body region of the upper leg and flank than the ones in free housing, because of lying down in the dejections laid in stalls [ 27].

I discovered with a frequency lower than expected, different infectious diseases: respiratory (tuberculosis, acute respiratory illness of the upper and inferior tract), digestive (frequent gastro-enterocolitis, intestinal parasitosis), skin infectious (posttraumatic cellulitis, infections because of lying down for long time, herpes zoster), rare urinary tract infections.

This platform for behaviour change is constrained in layperson-led programs because of the limited knowledge of lay leaders.

"It is physically impossible to keep everybody's view or partial view intact because of the lay of the property," she said.

A nerd who was caught because, after 28 years of lying, he turned out to be a surprisingly lousy liar.

Because a muckraker accused her of lying, and drummed up a BUNCH of hate.