Sentence examples for because of reasons from inspiring English sources

It is claimed that in the African CSR pyramid there is far less of a pressure for good conduct dictated by the law than in developed countries because of reasons such as a poorly developed legal infrastructure.

Morales said he couldn't provide any evidence for the claim because of reasons of national security.

The complex autonomous system structure is designed for real-time application, because of reasons for scanning and processing camera in the control and safety car applications.

His issues have been his fitness and the setbacks he's had because of injury, then sometimes maybe not wanting to play because of reasons only he can explain".

Women also stayed away because of reasons of cultural modesty, while others may have felt that the "cause" did nor merit sacrificing the Sunday barbecue.

The IEBC noted that some requests had been granted, but others were not because of reasons such as time constraints and exiting supplier contracts.

The underlying idea is that many of the decisions that are made regarding design regardless of whether they concern the set-up and execution of the design process or the object of design itself can be justified because of reasons.

The R/P ratio can be falsely elevated because of reasons unrelated to polygenic inheritance, such as uneven sample sizes or asymmetric population stratification, so precautions to correct for these confounders are essential.

Increasing the spatial scale of landscape disturbances (such as by applying a pesticide to control an unwanted species) drives down population density because of reasons including dispersal-limited recolonization and the resulting increase in temporal variability.

Subjects who were assigned to olanzapine monotherapy, younger subjects, and subjects who entered the study as inpatients were less likely to complete because of reasons other than efficacy or tolerability.

But it's also because of reason and science".