Sentence examples for because of preferred from inspiring English sources

Bizarrely his afternoon 62 on the New Course – it did not equal the course record because of preferred lies – included a shank on the 16th.

Community college partnerships with business enhance motivation to complete a program because of preferred access to hiring, while companies provide community colleges with valuable curriculum input.

Given the high proportion of strains that received a second-line DST, it is unlikely that these percentages are overstated because of preferred testing of patients at high risk for acquiring TB.

It has been hypothesized that retrotransposons may accumulate in active centromeres because of favored integration into an epigenetically modified centromere environment, and not because of preferred association with CENH3 nucleosomes (Lamb et al. 2007; Wolfgruber et al. 2009).

Even if Fitzpatrick's putt had gone in, his score would not have officially counted for record purposes because of the preferred lies in operation because of "rabbit damage" on the course in Zandvoort.

Key issues included low quality of the radiation-sterilised mass-reared flies, economical production of sufficient numbers of sterilised flies, and assortative mating of released and wild populations because of different preferred mating times [ 5- 7].

He shuts his mouth and shakes his head, because, of course, he prefers the sweet raisins to the pecans.

He not only realises this but keeps her in the job because of it, preferring to deal with malicious behaviour than with pity.

She moved from Cambridge in 1989 to a chair at Queen Mary University of London because she preferred the egalitarian ethos of a "less Brahmin" institution.

But they took none of them because they preferred the team dynamic of Vettel and a de facto number two.

The Conservative Party didn't win this month's election outright because 5 percent of voters preferred the anti-immigrant parties.