Sentence examples for because of rates from inspiring English sources

Lawyers cost too much in part because of rates established during the economic bubbles of the past 15 years.

Lt. Gen. William B. Caldwell IV, who is in charge of the training mission in Afghanistan, said Monday that NATO needed to recruit and train 141,000 Afghan security forces to meet the coalition's goals by October 2011 because of rates of attrition and desertion — particularly among the police — approaching 50 percent.

Two European multi-centre RCTs of IIT have been initiated but then stopped because of rates of hypoglycaemia considered unacceptable by their data monitoring committees [ 3, 31].

Today, in many Gulf Coast states, premiums in regions subject to hurricane damage are highly subsidized because of rate regulations imposed by state insurance commissioners.

It is a sector where financing has been more constrained because of rate increases.

Because of rate-limiting ET in the natural enzymatic system reactive Fe-peroxy and ferryl intermediates in P450 catalytic cycles are not readily observable.

The deal didn't come off, probably because of rate deregulation and Bell Atlantic's realization that TCI's valuation had peaked.

Heart rate was lower in the nHCM group as compared with controls because of rate-limiting medication (β-blockers or/and calcium-channel blockers).

This might be related to the well-known effect of β-blockers on survival in patients with heart failure and not because of rate control or rhythm control.

The school was closed-because of the rate of recidivism-in July, 1963.

Thus, summer drought can reduce the carbon assimilation because of RD rates increasing more than PN rates.