Sentence examples for because of line from inspiring English sources

The modem speed at which your computer connects to the Internet can vary, and even if you have a 56-kilobits-per-second modem, you may not always connect at the highest speed because of line noise or other interference on your telephone line.

The device operation is because of line and point defects and phase difference between input beams that created by point defects.

Therefore, no correct process executes line 32, and no correct process starts view v because of line 35, which is a contradiction.

Many telephones, including most cell phones, and Internet access were not working because of line breaks, destruction of base stations, or power failures, even though some base stations had their own back-up generators.

The DHFR structures are generally very similar except for the A−B loop region and part of helix B (residues 15−31) which could not be directly detected for L. casei apo DHFR because of line broadening from exchange between folded and unfolded forms.

Graham credits you with most of the dialogue, and has mentioned that many of the more ridiculous scenes worked because of the lines you wrote for them.

Because of line-matching, top NHL players are often not even on the ice at the same time.

When "Inventions of the March Hare" came out in England last year, it made waves in some of the newspapers because of lines like "Bolo's big black bastard queen / Was so obscene / She shocked the folks of Golder's Green".

It was also considered anti-Semitic because of lines claiming Israel's involvement in the World Trade Center attacks, and supporting the theory that the United States government knew about the 9/11 attacks in advance.

Another writer was more blunt, telling Mr. Carroll that he deserved to get AIDS because of his line of business.

So if your line does snap, it will be because of your line strength, not a bad knot.